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Just as importantly, we also recognise that different sizes of businesses – from fast-growing start-ups and SMEs through to some of the largest, most well-established companies on the planet – have different needs as well. So, with specialists who’ve worked with the largest and with niche firms in particular industries, you can be sure to find the right partner for your business at PKF.
We are passionate about supporting the growth of these and other sectors. We can support your business too.
Our sector specialisations
Agriculture
Giving Aussie farmers a competitive advantage
Arts & recreation
Australia’s arts, recreation and screen media accounting specialists
Financial services
Helping to improve the bottom line for financial services
Health
Specialist business advice and accountancy services for pharmacies and medical
Hospitality
Advisory services for the key service sector
Not-for-profit
Compliance, governance and financial support for NFP organisations
Manufacturing
Expert financial and strategic advice for manufacturers of all shapes and sizes
Mining & resources
Your mining and resources sector finance and business specialists
Insights
Regulation is coming: are you ready? Artificial Intelligence (AI) has grown from simple, single-task systems to powerful tools like large-language models (LLMs), like ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Co-Pilot, but there hasn't been much regulation or control over its development. The rapid pace of technological advancement has outstripped the ability of regulatory...
Rory O'Kane
Senior Data Scientist
Melbourne
Press Releases
The National Executive of PKF is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Lana Weldon, National Chief Operations Officer of PKF Australia. “We are delighted to welcome Lana to our leadership team,” said Steve Meyn, Chairman of PKF Australia.“Lana is an energetic and experienced executive with expert multi-disciplinary skills that...
Steve Meyn
Chairman
Australia
Insights
On 22 August 2024, the Australian House of Representatives passed a new law that introduces a 15% global minimum tax and a domestic minimum tax for large multinational companies with yearly global revenues over €750 million. This move follows the Australian Government's 2023-2024 Budget plan, which included adopting the OECD/G20...
Becky Nguyen
Partner
Melbourne