In a major restructure, KPMG will overhaul dozens of international offices, with over 140 national firms set to merge into several dozen large economic ‘clusters’
Increasing use of deepfakes to dupe companies is putting accountants and finance teams at risk. Hugh Scantlebury, CEO of Aqilla, sets out how to spot the signs
Jemma Brimblecombe, partner, and Lavanya Loganathan, associate at Kingsley Napley LLP explain why the Mahmood case on breach of professional neglience was struck out and the key legal takeaways for accountancy and professional services firms
For International Women’s Day, Stephanie Rix, chief people officer at HLB, asks why if two in five accountants are women, they are still incredibly rare at the top of accountancy firms
Independently owned Top 30 firm Hazlewoods has moved to a larger office in the heart of Bristol’s business district as part of ambitious growth with plans to hire more staff across the south west
California based tax advisers and wealth management firm Ground Control Business Management has made its first move into the UK with the acquisition of Clay GBP
The chair of the Business & Trade Committee is calling for ‘strategic changes’ to the Employment Rights Bill to clamp down on worker exploitation and enforce umbrella company non-compliance
Divorce is a stressful and challenging time, and no more so for partners in accountancy firms where partnership finances can come under the spotlight in settlement agreements, explains William Robert-Phelps, senior associate at Broadfield
Aisling Harney ACA, senior director at OneStream, says Chartered Week is an exciting time to be a finance professional as expectations change, requiring a shift from a focus on financial health of businesses to driving strategic growth and providing a crucial advisory role
In a move to build share in the competitive SME market, Grant Thornton has launched its first dedicated Entrepreneurial and SME Services offering accountancy, tax and advisory services
Hundreds of staff at PwC Israel have been caught cheating in internal training exams, resulting in a multimillion dollar fine from the US audit regulator