Grant Thornton International has recorded combined global revenues of $5.45bn for the financial year ended 30 September 2018, driven by broad-based growth of 9.4% across the network, its highest rate in six years

The top 100 accountancy firm has announced a decision to merge with Eynsham-based Xero Partner practice Pearson Bucholz with a view to pooling resources and improving its range of technology-based solutions

With 80 days until Brexit, Nicholas Hallam, CEO of Accordance VAT, questions whether politicians have any understanding of the needs of business and the high risk stakes of a no-deal Brexit      

Just three working days into 2019, the typical FTSE 100 chief executive has already been paid what it will take the average UK employee the rest of the year to earn, according to the High Pay Centre and the CIPD

Micromanager? Dictator? Bully? Favouritist? Incompetent? Bad bosses come in many forms and if you do not address the issue, working for them could have a severe impact on both your job performance and mental wellbeing. Simon Wright, managing director of CareersinAudit.com gives the inside track on survival tactics

The demise of Arthur Andersen in 2002 was a watershed moment for the UK audit market. James Bunney looks at the history of the UK’s top 10 accountancy firms and how the Big Four firms - PwC, Deloitte, EY and KPMG - still dominate

Staff at KPMG have been threatened with £100 fines if they are late to file their timesheets, which record how long an employee spends on tasks, more than four times over the course of a financial year

Finance Mole is forced to head to Frankfurt to flush out the cash when a recalcitrant customer fails to pay up with a tough-handed approach, but gets trapped in an un-magical Christmas market

Kingston Smith has posted a 13.4% hike in revenues coupled with a similar rise in profits for the year ended 30 April 2018, which the firm said represented largely organic growth driven by investment in people and technology

Poor financial decision-making processes mean bad decisions by mid-level managers are costing firms more than 3% of profits, and CFOs must do more to ensure they offer better support for specific types of business decisions, according to research from Gartner

With a spate of accounting scandals blighting listed companies, Clare Mackay, associate at SA Law LLP considers ways to take action against a fraudulent director and the legal options from personal claims to s463 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

The mid-tier firms have formally exchanged contracts, confirming a merger that will create a business with an estimated UK revenue of £590m, overtaking Grant Thornton to become the fifth-largest firm in the country