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Businesses are likely to continue having audits despite government proposals to exempt them from mandatory requirements, finds Richard Crump
27 Oct 2011
Parent companies will be reluctant to guarantee the debt of their subsidiaries
07 Oct 2011
A new pension accounting standard may have huge cost implications but should boost transparency
17 Jun 2011
Tim Ward has a few concerns about ditching UK GAAP for a new financial reporting framework based on IFRS
17 May 2011
The Lords says no to IFRS for SMEs, but our LinkedIn group sees no wisdom in a U-turn
15 Apr 2011
Many FDs welcome the Lords’ recommendation that SMEs stick with UK rules
15 Apr 2011
New accounting rules puts housing associations at risk of breaching banking covenants
24 Mar 2011
Quoted Companies Alliance blogs for Financial Director on the lack of a convincing case for UK international standards
19 Nov 2010
ASB releases IFRS for SMEs for UK businesses
29 Oct 2010
BIS concerned new accounting rules will burden UK businesses
21 Oct 2010
Big shock for small business: The main beneficiaries of IFRS are big corporations. So do small businesses need the burden of new rules and big fees, or will IFRS for SMEs have to change?
20 Oct 2010
New rules aim to stop football clubs playing with money they don’t have, or gambling on handouts from wealthy benefactors. Simon Banks asks club FDs if they are ready
24 May 2010
The profession is pushing for a unified standard to make public how much carbon companies emit
26 Jan 2010
FDs should apply the latest thinking around narrative reporting to their accounts ahead of any rule-making
23 Nov 2009
Bank bonus culture rears its ugly head again; Madoff Securities ex-CFO pleads guilty to ten criminal charges; plus Technical Update and more...
25 Aug 2009
Few would argue that off-balance sheet finance needs fresh oversight. Perhaps the banks' views are out of kilter.
03 Jul 2009
Standard setters try to get to grips with the rules on dynamic provisioning
23 Mar 2009
Make company-wide risk management run like clockwork, or you could wind up facing catastrophe.
23 Feb 2009
M&S to close food-only shops; Obama inauguration draws millions of viewers; AIG pulls out of Man U sponsorship, plus Technical Update, and more
26 Jan 2009
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