Martin Huang
Director - Melbourne

Martin is a Director in the Audit and Assurance division in Melbourne and specialises in technical accounting and financial reporting. 

With over a decade of experience in auditing public sector entities, Martin has established himself as a trusted expert in navigating the complexities of government and large corporate entities. 

His impressive portfolio spans insurers, hospitals, universities, and large-scale infrastructure projects, including transformative initiatives like the North East Link.

Martin’s capabilities extend to the renewable energy sector, where he has worked on innovative projects involving solar farms, wind farms, and emerging hydrogen technologies. His extensive technical expertise in accounting and financial reporting ensures he is equipped to handle even the most intricate challenges, enabling clients to stay compliant and make informed financial decisions.

As a leader of RSM Australia’s China Practice Group (CPG), Martin bridges the gap between Australian and Chinese businesses. Whether helping Chinese enterprises establish operations in Australia or guiding Australian businesses to expand in China, Martin provides a one-stop service to navigate cross-border challenges, ensuring smooth and successful transitions.

Martin is passionate about fostering strong, constructive client relationships. He prides himself on addressing technical accounting issues with precision, helping clients optimise their financial reporting and maintain operational excellence. His ability to tailor solutions to complex challenges makes him a valuable partner to organisations seeking pragmatic audit solutions.

"I help businesses tackle financial challenges, audit public projects, and explore renewable energy and cross-border opportunities with ease."

Before joining RSM, Martin honed his skills at the Victorian Auditor-General's Office, where he spent five years developing his expertise in public-sector auditing. Earlier in his career, Martin was admitted to the Supreme Court to practice law, adding a unique legal perspective to his accounting and advisory work.

Martin is driven by the opportunity to work with some of the world’s most influential organisations. From large-scale multinational companies to cutting-edge renewable energy projects, he enjoys immersing himself in his clients’ operations, contributing to their success, and witnessing the impact of major developments firsthand.

Martin’s extensive track record includes providing strategic insights for large transport projects and pioneering renewable energy initiatives. His contributions have enhanced his clients’ operations and shaped significant advancements in their respective industries.

Outside of work, Martin is an avid sports enthusiast, following a wide range of competitive sports, including football, Formula 1, and cricket. As a self-proclaimed night owl, he finds his most productive hours in the evening, balancing his professional achievements with a genuine passion for his hobbies.

SOLUTIONS MARTIN Huang PROVIDES

Martin provides a wide range of audits of general-purpose financial statements in compliance with the AASs, Financial Management Act 1994 and the Financial Reporting Directions (FRDs) in the following sectors: 

Martin also provides technical advisory in accounting and financial reporting matters, including:financial statements

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS

  • Responsible for audit of large insurance companies and superannuation funds with combined assets and liabilities of over $100 billion.
  • Designed and performed payroll data analytics for entities with over 5,000 employees, significantly improving their audit efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Experience with auditing of large transactions including a $9.7 billion “privatisation” transaction (medium-term lease) of the Port of Melbourne, and hedging arrangement of Power Purchase Agreements for a large solar farm.
  • Experience in providing technical accounting advice including the preparation of financial statements, adoption of AASB 9 Financial Instruments, AASB 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers, AASB 1058 Income of Not-for-Profit Entities and AASB 16 Leases.

ASSOCIATIONS

  • Member of the Insitute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ)
  • Register Company Auditor

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Bachelor of Commerce
  • Bachelor of Law
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice