What the TPB's AI guidance means for your terms, and how to capture new, out of scope work created by recent legislative changes
In this practical session, Rebecca Mihalic and Ethan Cooney will show you how to update existing engagements to comply with TPB changes, use templates to identify new work as rules change, and get additional services approved and paid before the work starts.
What you'll learn:
What the TPB’s AI guidance means for your engagement terms, disclosures and client consent
How to identify new and out-of-scope work created by legislative and regulatory change
How to use clearer scope and service templates to make additional work easier to spot and quote
How to get client approval and payment before the extra work starts
Speaker
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
Host
Ethan Cooney
Sales & Partnerships Manager, APAC & EMEA | Ignition
Winner of 2021 Accountants Daily 30 under 30 'Tech Innovator' award, Ethan manages strategic partnerships for Practice Ignition throughout Asia-Pacific.
He brings 8+ years of experience working within the Xero ecosystem to help accounting firms implement technology to run more efficiently, be more profitable and deliver a premium client experience.
I'm passionate about people, and a total advocate for technology. I love helping businesses create efficiencies and work more productively. On the weekends, you'll find me catching a wave, climbing a mountain or enjoying a cold drip coffee at my local cafe.
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