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The FDs' FD: The burning desire to cut costs
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Advisers inundate Sage over VAT change
Sage takes over 100 calls within an hour of opening after the pre-Budget report VAT announcements 01 Dec 2008
Companies in four-day VAT reduction race
Deadline could cause mistakes, say accounting software vendors 27 Nov 2008
Accountancy software wins environmental gong
Paperless offices get the thumbs up at the environmental awards 21 Nov 2008
Wolters Kluwer buys audit software business
Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting, the publisher and software company, has bought CI Consultancy Limited, a financial software supplier for an undisclosed sum. 21 Nov 2008
IRIS continues on acquisition trail
IT software company announces the latest in a series of acquisitions 21 Nov 2008
Analysis: The power of user feedback in web site design
Recent Hotmail and Facebook updates generated very different reponses 21 Nov 2008
SMEs warned over unified communications costs
Smaller businesses need to look closely at return on investment 21 Nov 2008
IRIS launches staff management system
Programme will allow practices to plan their staff's time effectively 21 Nov 2008
- AA Awards 2008: Best Use of Internet - Business
- Exact software keeps Canadian branding
- Tax website closed, personal data leaked
- Atos Origin signs £8m contract with ACCA
- ICAEW hands regulation to LexisNexis
- IT going green to combat credit crunch
- New owner will retain Coda brand
- BASDA launches Green Charter
- Access Accounting leads carbon trail at Softworld
- CaseWare launches IFRS compliance software
- Coda strengthens its IFRS compliance
- Iris still on the acquisition trail
- Online banking fraud soars 185%
- KPMG set to integrate its global IT
- Agresso win technology battle against SAP in Bedford
- Softworld puts return on investment high on its agenda
- KPMG recruits online to reduce carbon footprint
- Moulton slams 'absurd' accounting for banks' crisis
- Laptops stolen from the Insolvency Service
- Topaz software bought by Safe Computing
- Mamut has 54th consecutive quarter growth
- Advisers warn to avoid buying new technology
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Charter aims to turn software green
Software developers get a chance to earn a green 'badge'...30 Oct 2008
Softworld: rescue packages
Softworld's exhibition could help save your business 09 Oct 2008
Blogs
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We've been keeping an eye on Libor in this blog,... 02 Dec 2008 More from Shareholder Values...
Too much Fannie-ing about...
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An unexpected victim of the credit crunch
I had to laugh over the weekend at this. Many... 01 Dec 2008 More from Accountancy Matters...
Who'd be an audit committee member now?
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Shake up in the world of credit insurance!
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- Mandelson chides banks for being 'too conservative'
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