David Pike, Ben Leith and David Standish from KPMG’s restructuring practice have been appointed joint administrators of Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd (MAEL), which has been experiencing financial challenges since the collapse of budget airline Monarch in 2017

The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) and the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) have today moved office and will now be based at 30 Monck Street in Westminster

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

PwC has taken to the skies and, for the first time ever, has undertaken a stock count audit using a drone, as part of a wider drive to harness emerging technologies to enhance audit quality

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

Investors in Guernsey-based company Providence Investment Fund (PIF), which collapsed in 2016, are to sue the audit firm for £14m for what they term ‘negligence, breach of duty and breach of contract as its auditors’

Companies should be forced to include the social and environmental impact of their business when considering their profitability, according to the results of a YouGov poll on non-financial reporting requirements

Latest figures show that the funding position of all UK private sector defined benefit (DB) pension schemes has improved in the 12 months from December 2017, but political and economic pressures affected business confidence

The online retailer Mahabis, which produces high-end indoor footwear, entered administration on 27 December 2018 and described itself as 'desperately disappointed' by the outcome after racking up £2.6m in debt

The recently-appointed head of an independent review into the UK audit market, Donald Brydon, is among those announced as included in the Queen’s New Year’s honours list, as is Jon Thompson, chief executive of HMRC

The music and film chain, which employs around 2,200 people across 125 stores and was rescued in 2013, has officially entered administration again following falling sales and changing consumer spending patterns

Whether it be Brexit, developments in technology or the CMA audit probe there is a lot of change and upheaval coming our way in 2019. Amy Austin, reporter at Accountancy Daily, talks to industry experts including partners at BDO, Mazars, Crowe and Price Bailey