Portsmouth travel agent jailed for using holiday funds to pay off debts and private school fees leaving holidaymakers stranded with fake flight invoices and hotel bookings
Agentic AI will transform tax and accounting as the latest agents initiate and progress tasks with limited human input, improving workflow and productivity, but governance remains a risk, explains Russell Gammon, chief innovation officer at Tax Systems
Very few women reach senior roles in accountancy firms, despite parity at more junior levels. Sarah Beale, AAT CEO, discusses how to improve the situation from mentorship to balancing pay and flexible working
To help firms build new business, AAT signs deal with RQ to offer half price discount for members for referral management platform to manage leads and increase conversion rate
In effort to persuade the public to invest in stocks & shares ISAs, Treasury launches ad campaign targeted at cash savers but issues about tax free status still not addressed
Using AI to reshape accountancy and finance jobs by removing the everyday dross work and refocusing humans on judgment and accountability, will prevent untimely demise of accountants, argues Nicolas Genest, founder and CEO of CodeBoxx
The Insolvency Service partners with Crimestoppers to increase number of tip-offs from public about company directors illegally operating while disqualified or bankrupt, or repeatedly phoenixing businesses
Intervention into sudden closure of Sheffield law firm ‘one of largest and most complex ever undertaken’ by regulator as investigates ‘sophisticated suspected fraud’
In the latest instance of artificial intelligence (AI) messing up a legal argument, top 25 US law firm Sullivan & Cromwell falls foul of hallucinations in court motion