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CIMA and ICAEW accounts: all in the presentation

Fully transparent, or just one for the accountants? asks Kevin Reed

18 May 2012

Charles Tilley chief executive CIMA

Cost climb eats into CIMA profits

£500k profits for CIMA, but income growth dissipated through bigger increase in expenditure

17 May 2012

Insolvency Service

Fines against IPs increase fivefold in 2011

Fines against insolvency practitioners increase nearly five times in 2011 compared with 2010

16 May 2012

“Get the basics right” ICAEW tells EU

According to the ICAEW, many EU member states have not got the capacity or capability to implement international reporting standards

16 May 2012

Disciplinary figures boost ICAEW profits

Fines income and falling disciplinary costs prove welcome for ICAEW's 2011 numbers

11 May 2012

ICAEW warns against prohibiting the use of fair value

Prohibiting the use of fair value would cause many derivative financial instruments to be taken off the balance sheet

09 May 2012

Cameron: Government 'not a bunch of accountants'

Sorting out government finances not just a business turnaround exercise, says the prime minister

08 May 2012

ICAEW to set up international constituencies

Overseas constituencies are to be established after a vote by the ICAEW's council members

04 May 2012

Ex-PwC staffer excluded from ICAEW over false expenses

Former PwC audit manager excluded from ICAEW over £4k of false expense claims

04 May 2012

AAT profits while pension deficit grows

AAT is back in the black after making a loss in 2010, however its pension scheme deficit leaps up

02 May 2012

ICAS says FRC audit reforms don’t go far enough

Scottish Institute says FRC reforms should force auditors to give assurance on entire report and not just in exceptions

20 Apr 2012

ICAS warns of company car stealth tax

A form of stealth taxation could emerge as cars depreciate more than capital allowances given for tax purposes

19 Apr 2012

Colin: ICAS - building bridges not walls

Colin's take on Tweedie's future rein

12 Apr 2012

FRC comes under fire for its motives on disciplinary cases

FRC annual general meeting sees questions raised as to the motives of its pursuance of cases

21 Mar 2012

CGMA: Much ado about?

CIMA staff could have found better ways to spend their time, rather than introduce a new designation, syas former president Peter Layhe

16 Mar 2012

Ex-CIMA president slams institute's strategy

Peter Layhe describes introduction of new designatory letters for members as "marketing froth"

16 Mar 2012

IASB aims to tackle company ‘disclosure overload’

Profession must address use of boilerplate explanations in company disclosures

08 Mar 2012

ICAS calls for roadmap on anti-avoidance measures

ICAS calls for a better definition of what is tax avoidance and what is acceptable tax planning

07 Mar 2012

Professions could do more for social mobility

Toolkit launched to help the professions measure and improve their social mobility performance

05 Mar 2012

CIMA’s Margaret May disciplinary ruling overturned

Appeal tribunal reverses a decision against former institute council member Margaret May and reduces cost reprimand by £45,000

05 Mar 2012

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Penny Avis' book Nevermind the Botox Rachel

Video: From corporate finance to author

Rachael Singh interviews self-published author and former Deloitte partner Penny Avis on her novel "Nevermind the Botox Rachel"

Managers must spot signs of staff stress

Learn to identify the symptoms of stress in your team, urges CABA

The Practitioner: Staff sit-down shocker

The Practitioner has plenty to think about after a senior staff member reveals the pair haven't 'chatted' for quite a while...

Time for consulting to re-balance?

Despite robust performance in 2011, the consulting industry must reduce its reliance on financial services clients, says Alan Leaman

businessman steps forward

Tax: Don't go back in the future

Forget retrospection and instead put the GAAR together properly to create certainty for business, says Gary Richards

CIMA and ICAEW accounts: all in the presentation

Fully transparent, or just one for the accountants? asks Kevin Reed

TS recalls Pet's star Healy's close links to HMRC

Tim Healy's recent run-in with the taxman isn't his only dealing with HMRC, TS recalls...

Colin: Cost-cutting a step too far

Finance function takes its toll at BBC offices

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