Accounting
Graham Aaronson’s report has been accused of creating uncertainty. But the real question is whether the exercise was worth it, writes Jaimie Kaffash
06 Jan 2012
Positive economic effects from the VAT rise included a smaller budget deficit and a consequent reduction in long term interest rate
04 Jan 2012
The strength of government accounts is just one reason why investors love Britain, writes Alan Edwards. So shouldn't we push for a global public financial management profession?
29 Nov 2011
Six months after the 1 April mandation date for iXBRL filing and it’s time for FDs to turn this particular compliance challenge to their advantage, says Phill Robinson
10 Oct 2011
Andy Blackstone, FD at M&C Saatchi, and Concentric Solutions' David Watscon join Financial Director & Oracle to discuss the close cycle
19 Sep 2011
Carbon accounting is still full of flaws, but mandatory reporting is now on the horizon, writes Elisabeth Jeffries
23 Aug 2011
As corporate reporting evolves, companies are now expected to discuss their long-term vision, business model and performance in financial and non-financial areas
17 Aug 2011
The spat between Barclays and PIRC raises questions over whether banks’ accounting methods are fit for purpose
07 Jul 2011
KPMG has pushed the boundaries of what an audit can do with its Rentokil model. But, asks Rose Orlik, will the watchdogs give it the all-clear or kill it off?
05 Jul 2011
A new pension accounting standard may have huge cost implications but should boost transparency
17 Jun 2011
There is a greater tendency to typecast finance directors than any other career. This creates a host of problems
20 May 2011
A good audit committee chairman is of real value to a finance director through good times and bad
20 May 2011
Tim Ward has a few concerns about ditching UK GAAP for a new financial reporting framework based on IFRS
17 May 2011
Many FDs welcome the Lords’ recommendation that SMEs stick with UK rules
15 Apr 2011
The FD Centre's Matthew Howes ponders why accounting life is dominated by the calendar
23 Feb 2011
The iXBRL tax and accounts filing system will be implemented from 1 April. But is anyone ready for it?
18 Feb 2011
The recession may have slashed travel budgets but clients still appreciate face time - so you may need to reassess your travel policy
24 Jan 2011
We examine the pros and cons of payroll outsourcing with sponsors Sage
04 Jan 2011
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