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GRI appoints four new board members
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) has appointed four new members to its board, effective 1 January 2020. read more
ICAEW partners with Inflo to provide audit, tax and advisory services
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) has partnered with financial data analytics software company Inflo, to provide... read more
Research: Three in five employers concerned about missing out on temporary talent due to IR35
The majority of senior decision makers in medium and large-sized businesses are concerned about missing out on temporary talent ahead of the... read more
CIMA research finds UK workers apathetic to learning new skills
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) remains apathetic towards learning new skills despite automation and new technologies... read more
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Impact reporting counting the cost of social value
Demonstrating a commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) is now an integral part of financial life. Chris Farrell, managing director at... read more
SFO co-operation: how far should you need to go?
The UK’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) published a five-page memorandum on Corporate Co-operation Guidance on 6 August 2019. It sets out what the SFO... read more
Outlook for audit: the view from Mazars
Audit is changing – and much of that change is being imposed – but David Herbinet, global head of audit for Mazars, sees opportunities where others... read more
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Improving the landscape of whole of government accounts
IPSAS 42 filled a gap in the literature, providing much-needed guidance on social benefits spending, equivalent to 20% of GDP across all OECD countries. Alan Bermingham of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) reviews the significance of the new standard for the UK public sector. read more
is this #metoo and more for audit firms?
While the global conversation continues about the rising number of reports of sexual harassment inside and outside the workplace, James Roberts, partner, and Natalia Jeremiah, senior associate at Clyde & Co., find that scrutiny of how professional firms respond to these and other misconduct issues has increased. read more
G7 Summit – a missed opportunity for the UK to lead the global tax agenda?
On 24-26 August 2019, leaders of the seven G7 member states were joined by representatives of the European Union (EU) at the 45th G7 summit. High on the agenda was the ongoing debate surrounding the introduction of a Digital Services Tax. read more