The government has added a British accountant to the Russia sanctions list for his alleged involvement in helping Russia with the procurement of shadow fleet of oil tankers
Accountants must comply with a plethora of anti money laundering and know your customer requirements, but there are ways to improve the process, says Collette Smith, chief transformation officer at SmartSearch
Big Four auditor EY is in the High Court defending allegations of ‘deficient audits’ for the work of its Middle East audit team for now collapsed NMC Health as it faces multibillion pound damages claim by administrators
Independently owned accountancy firm Sedulo Group expands Birmingham operation with move to new regional base at Bruntwood SciTech’s Cornwall Buildings
Accountancy sector grew near record 5.5% in March as the latest GDP figures were in positive territory for the third month running, as quarterly growth hit 0.7%
Partnership law experts Clare Murray and Liz Pearson of CM Murray LLP examine fallout from Scott v Walker Morris LLP case for firms looking to force out partners without adequate evidence to justify the decision
Ethical AI means using the technology in a way that protects human responsibility and compliance in financial reporting, not jeopardising accountability, objectivity, and professional competence, warns Charis Thomas, chartered accountant and chief product officer at Aqilla
The US and UK have signed a groundbreaking trade deal which will see the auto sector protected from some tariffs, announcing the decision at a joint press conference
The Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.25% in an reduction as fears about US tariffs heighten economic risk and UK economy falters, but it is not enough to stimulate growth
Accounting firm MHA is looking to make its first acquisition since listing on the London Stock Exchange last month with plan to buy Baker Tilly South East Europe
Accountants are likely to face tougher sanctions when ICAEW completes a review of disciplinary sanctions to create a third tier of misconduct and penalties by Q4 of this year
Finance leaders are supposed to act as gatekeepers of corporate integrity, but they are failing with many too scared to report incidents of fraud, warns Daniel Ball, chief product officer, Medius
With apprenticeships now a key part of the training mix at accountancy firms, Max Whiteley ACA, product domain expert at Dext, explains why he took the apprentice route rather than university