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May- 2022 -18 May
‘The State of Tax Justice 2021’ – a castle made of sand
The premise that the only real purpose of holding wealth “offshore” is to abuse the domestic tax system. The basis…
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16 May
How CFOs are using data to take the strategic lead in business
The role of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is changing. After their experiences over the past two years, organisations are…
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11 May
Pressure mounts on corporate liability reform in the UK
On 24 January Lord Theodore Agnew, the minister in the Treasury and Cabinet Office with responsibility for counter-fraud and cross-government…
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4 May
The biggest post-pandemic issues facing the F&A sector
The past two years have been a unique experience for the finance and accounting sector, pushing leaders to become more…
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Apr- 2022 -26 April
Automation is Key to Making Tax Digital
This year’s tax season was unlike any other, and accountants have been under considerable pressure during this period which has…
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26 April
Why finance teams are at the coalface of supply chain resilience
Russia’s aggression in Ukraine marks another dark turn in a series of events that have shattered the relative stability businesses…
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20 April
It’s time to rethink our perception of non-doms
The media storm surrounding the news that Akshata Murthy is treated as non-domiciled for UK tax purposes highlights the need…
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19 April
Making Tax Digital: Why we need to automate the accounting process
It feels like a lifetime, but the moment is finally upon us when HMRC realises its goal of ensuring that…
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8 April
Grant Thornton on the FCA’s new business plan
In this year’s Business Plan, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) attempts to move away from a sector focus and instead…
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7 April
How to hold on to the best accountancy talent
It’s no secret our increased migration to a more digital world, exacerbated by two years of the pandemic, has had…
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