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Public Accounts Committee says Whole of Government Accounts are “elaborate”, reports Kevin Reed
23 Apr 2013
Think-tank claims Bank of England’s own policies are leading to a dearth of credit for small businesses, writes Richard Crump
19 Apr 2013
In essence, the IIRC framework aims to create more concise reporting that better communicates to investors how the business creates value over time
18 Apr 2013
For better or worse, Margaret Thatcher's influence on the world of business continues to be felt
11 Apr 2013
RBS finance chief rumoured to be joining bank’s US arm ahead of flotation
04 Apr 2013
A huge upheaval awaits companies and the audit profession following a report by the Competition Commission, writes Rachael Singh
27 Mar 2013
UK businesses were handed a welcome early Christmas present after the chancellor announced an unexpected 1% cut to corporation tax in the Autumn Statement
05 Dec 2012
A very mixed reception for George Osborne's plan to exchange employee rights for shares. Calum Fuller takes stock of reaction
19 Oct 2012
Jan Chmiel looks at the opportunities for businesses beyond environmental reporting
13 Jul 2012
Government gives shareholders binding votes on pay and forces companies to make remuneration policies more transparent, writes Richard Crump
04 Jul 2012
IT giants unite to produce cloud-based financial software for the mid-market, writes Rachael Singh
29 May 2012
International efforts to combat tax avoidance by multinationals are underway, with the chancellor and OECD pledging action, writes Calum Fuller
23 Feb 2012
Retailer’s collapse could have been avoided if its business model kept pace with changing consumer habits, writes Richard Crump
23 Feb 2012
Research shows common notions about fraud are inaccurate, finds Tom Metcalf
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
Traditional forms of due diligence and value metrics have been outmoded in the latest dotcom fervour, writes Richard Crump
04 Jul 2011
The government’s limit on non-EU migrant workers could be bad news for FDs who rely on a migrant workforce
20 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
Automotive and electronics manufacturers were particularly hit by the recent disaster
15 Apr 2011
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