Articles by Accountancy Age Staff
Are your clients zombies, and what should advisors look at doing to bring them back to the land of the living?
24 Jan 2013
Taylor Wessing's Andrew Howell looks at what the Supreme Court's ruling means for accountants
23 Jan 2013
After the FSA's latest guidance on mis-selling, Richard Rhys of Rebus Investment Solutions looks at what effect it will have on tax avoidance schemes
22 Jan 2013
Managing your personal finances will be easier and more comprehensive, with the relaunch of Your Money
21 Jan 2013
If HMRC is careless enough to not take account of the law, taxpayers should be able to claim compensation, says Andy White
21 Jan 2013
Verdantix survey sees Ernst & Young, KPMG, and Microsoft crowned top green services outfits
16 Jan 2013
Former ATT president Andrew Meeson played a leading role in a “blatant” £5m pension tax relief scam a court hears
11 Jan 2013
KPMG enters into talks with founders of legal social mobility venture, which could see the Big Four firm forge an equivalent model for the accountancy profession
11 Jan 2013
Dewey & LeBoeuf US has made a claim to UK arm BDO administrators of £36.7m a progress report has shown
10 Jan 2013
Andrew Meeson is on trial accused of swindling tax relief from a fictitious pension
10 Jan 2013
Although research suggests M&A activity is down there are a few secrets of success a firm can adhere to, to attract the right match
08 Jan 2013
Down to earth - not shy and retiring - Bowles lays out her thoughts on the extent to which audit reforms must be set
08 Jan 2013
Ed Balls' proposal to engage in another tax raid on pensions could cause more problems than it solves, writes George Bull
04 Jan 2013
Accountancy Age is proud to present our rundown of who we think will be the biggest players in accounting and finance during 2013. Do you agree with our choices?
03 Jan 2013
The Practitioner is presented with a wealth of opportunities from setting up their own firm – but which to take?
03 Jan 2013