How to prepare for returning to the office
Laura Little, learning and development manager at wellbeing charity CABA As we edge closer to the end of lockdown across the UK, with most restrictions already lifted in England,…
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Why accounting firms are facing a cloud security challenge
The firms that adapted best to the sudden onset of Covid-19 were those that had…
Robots will be colleagues, not enemies
The march of automation and robots, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are impacting our workplaces. A recent study…
Taking care of yourself this exam season
Jessica French, Learning and Development Manager at CABA, the charity supporting the wellbeing of Chartered Accountants and their families comments…
Hong Kong’s FRC comments on the new inspection regime of the Companies Register
Hong Kong's Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has recently received enquiries about the Government’s proposal for the phased implementation of the…
AML compliance: time to turn words into actions
Financial Action Task Force head Marcus Pleyer recently took aim at the anti-money laundering (AML) sector, suggesting that criminals are…
The Future of Work
JEAN STEPHENS, GLOBAL CEO OF RSM INTERNATIONAL comments on the organisation’s approach to employee feedback on the new realities of remote and hybrid working RSM, as part of our digital…
Severe Crackdown by HMRC on Fraudulent Furlough Scheme Claims and Bounce Back Loans is set to begin
By Ian McMonagle, Taxation Director at Russell & Russell, business advisers. Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s largesse in support of UK businesses throughout the Covid-19 pandemic has led to widespread fraud.…
More CBILS loans will go into default at the cost of the tax payer
The UK Government was right to allow unregulated lenders to offer CBILS, but more loans will go into default at the cost of the taxpayer, says leading tax and advisory firm…
President Biden’s GLOBAL TAX REFORMS: reactions from the accounting sector
Industry experts comment on President Biden’s proposals for global tax reforms to limit the ability of multinational corporations to shift profits overseas (BEPS) and the setting up of worldwide minimum…
Azets: UK SME powerhouse too big to fail
On 12 April, non-essential retail, gyms, hairdressers, and outdoor hospitality businesses will be allowed to reopen as the nationwide lockdown is eased further. Azets partner and SME specialist Donald Boyd…
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