Are your client engagements truly compliant this EOFY? Many firms assume their engagement processes are solid. But when it comes to TASA requirements and APES 305, even small gaps can quietly expose you to risk, rework, and lost revenue.
EOFY is the perfect moment to take a closer look. Join Caroline Karavias, CA ANZ Quality Review Manager, and Rebecca Mihalic, Director at businessDEPOT, as they unpack where firms often fall short and what best practice really looks like. You’ll walk away with practical ways to strengthen compliance, protect your margins, and reduce unnecessary stress.
What we’ll cover
How to spot hidden compliance gaps in your engagement processes
Ways to prevent scope creep and protect your revenue
Using EOFY as a reset to improve underperforming client work
Staying audit-ready with smarter templates and automation
Get ahead of EOFY with confidence and walk away with practical tools to stay compliant and in control.
Speakers
Rebecca Mihalic
Head of Accounting (APAC) at Ignition and Director | businessDEPOT
Rebecca Mihalic is a Fellow of the Chartered Accountants Australian and New Zealand and an Australian Registered Tax Agent. She has been working in public practice since 2003. Rebecca was a co-founder of Aptus Accounting & Advisory which was named the 2018 Innovator of the Year at the Australian Accounting Awards and is now a director of businessDEPOT, the 2022 Multiservice Firm of the Year. Rebecca has earned a reputation for her leadership, passion and commitment to the accounting industry and recently won 'Thought Leader of the Year' in the prestigious 2021 Australian Accounting Awards
Caroline Karavias
CA ANZ Quality Review Manager
Caroline is an accounting and finance professional with over 25 years’ experience, including 13+ years in quality review. As Manager, Quality Review at Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, she specialises in quality management, compliance, and professional standards, helping firms align with evolving ethical and regulatory requirements.