Frank VrachasForty Years On — Lessons LearnedHere’s what I consider it takes to see out 40 years in the accounting profession.Apr 11, 2022Apr 11, 2022
Frank VrachasThe Business of Regulating BusinessWhy does business seem to be so difficult today compared to the 1980s and prior? is this ongoing and growing complexity in the best…Apr 11, 2022Apr 11, 2022
Frank VrachasThe Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook — Forecasts, Expectations and Crystal BallsAs a chartered accountant I’m not sure I am qualified to make economic predictions, but then again, who is?Dec 15, 2021Dec 15, 2021
Frank VrachasBusiness Succession Planning: Steps to ConsiderMaximising the outcome of a business succession plan takes patience, care and knowledge. Here are a few simple steps to consider.Dec 6, 2021Dec 6, 2021
Frank VrachasTrusted Advisers Give What You Need, Not What You WantWhy are accountants constantly trying to be business advisers when 90 per cent of their clients don’t see them that way?Dec 5, 2021Dec 5, 2021
Frank VrachasStaff Shortages Are Not NewA lot of us are certainly facing shortages of qualified people, but in the accounting profession, I think that should be placed in context.Dec 5, 2021Dec 5, 2021
Frank VrachasSmall and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs), the Hot Housing Market and the COVID ImpactTraditionally obtaining a home loan or any other finance facility has been more difficult for SME owners than for individuals on salary.Dec 5, 2021Dec 5, 2021
