Forensic accountant, Liesel Annible, an expert witness in dozens of fraud trials, examines the unintended consequences and implicit danger of ending the use of juries in financial fraud trials
Finance director refused to co-operate with FRC over investigation into engineering subsdiary company so barred from CIMA, separately fined $95,000 by US courts after SEC action
Sophie Brookes and Debbie Shaw examine rulings on boardroom battle in Webster, investor losses mirrored in Dekel property dispute, and changes to AIM rules on dual-class shares and reverse takeovers
Three directors admit to running tree planting fraud, using stolen pension funds to buy mansions at Sandbanks, Ferraris and Maseratis, and holidays to the Maldives
Millions risk missing out on pension tax relief if they are higher rate taxpayers and do not file a self assessment tax return or use HMRC online claim service
Sarah Beale, CEO of the Association of Accounting Technicians, says AI presents an opportunity to reimagine entry-level roles and attract career starters, removing the drudgery from jobs
Fans of hit TV show The Traitors need to put their faith in the sleuthing skills of an internal auditor from Middlesborough, one of this year’s faithfuls
For some small business owners and sole traders, the run-up to 31 January comes with a stressful reality: tax is due but the cash simply isn’t there, says Lee Murphy, managing director of The Accountancy Partnership
In this week’s career moves, partner promotions and hires at Bishop Fleming, HaysMac, Saffery, HW Fisher, Beavis Morgan, Xeinadin, STEP Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners
Top global accountancy firms in France targeted by Autorité de la Concurrence with unannounced inspections at their French offices as part of investigation into anti-competitive practices
Changes to capital gains tax, business asset disposal relief and employee ownership trusts all add to the tax issues when planning a business exit, says Chris Spratling, founder of Chalkhill Blue