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06 Aug 2010
Obviously accountants have to be able to show they can look after their own finances, for the public to have trust in them.
But it seems a bit harsh for the ICAEW to fine a member £254 for entering into an insolvency voluntary arrangement (IVA).
I hope the institute has also been helping that member through its support group CABA, so that he or she can pay this extra financial burden put upon them.
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Well, done so they kick a member when he's down!
Posted by: Ronald Platt, 09 Aug 2010 | 15:19