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Deloitte could charge £22,000 per hour for Woolworths administration
Deloitte could be charging as much as £22,000 an hour plus expenses for taking control...28 Nov 2008
Audit committees warned to ask 'key questions' in the crisis
'More rigour' necessary in considering analysis for going concern statements 28 Nov 2008
Exclusive: E&Y loses UK head of tax to PwC
Paul Davies defects from E&Y to be partner at UK's biggest firm 28 Nov 2008
FRC warns companies against 'going concern' complacency
The Financial Reporting Council says tough economic conditions will force companies to look at whether...27 Nov 2008
BDO predicts single-digit growth for firms
BDO managing partner predicts single-digit rather than double-digit revenue growth next year 27 Nov 2008
MPs to question auditors over banking crisis
The Commons Treasury Committee is to question auditors about their role in the banking crisis...26 Nov 2008
CIMA launches its first qualification in another language
CIMA has signed a contract to offer training in Islamic finance in Arabic as well...26 Nov 2008
BDO chief warns of 'challenging' audit season ahead
Simon Michaels says that auditors, clients and their lenders will all have to work together...26 Nov 2008
- Dominance of Big Four boon for BDO
- BDO records 11% annual growth
- Experts back fair value for the US
- IRIS launches staff management system
- PCAOB faces Supreme Court challenge
- SEC continues fair value investigation
- E&Y names global oil and gas chief
- Cricket club batting for new finance director
- Peter Wyman announces departure from PwC
- KPMG International hails US' IFRS intentions
- PwC removes concern over casino operator's finances
- E&Y sued over US Lehman audit
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- AA Awards 2008: Small Software of the Year
- Conforto puts senior E&Y partner in chair
- AA Awards 2008: Outstanding Industry Contribution
- Accountancy Age Awards 2008 - The winners
- EC accounts chief: complete signoff unlikely
- AA Awards 2008: the judges
- AA Awards 2008: Employer of the Year
- AA Awards 2008: Best Use of Internet - Practice
- AA Awards 2008: Mid-Tier Software of the Year
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Behind the numbers: eyes on the prize
As post-Accountancy Age Awards hangovers slowly subside, I thought I...20 Nov 2008
Fair value and IASB supporters watch out
What to make of the G20 statement on accounting standards? 20 Nov 2008
Features
Health and absence: fit as a fiddle
The impact of absence is difficult to assess but tackling...27 Nov 2008
Insider Business Club: pension trustees
Our experts discuss pension fund management and the relationship between...20 Nov 2008
Fleet: economy model
If your under pressure to cut fleet costs, a mixed...20 Nov 2008
Analysis
Growing concern over rise in 'going concern' notices
BDO Stoy Hayward's recent 'going concern' warning over Sofa Workshop...27 Nov 2008
Overview: Old Mutual's new FD
Prospects: Philip Broadley’s appointment as FD will boost Old Mutual 20 Nov 2008
‘Unqualified’ success for EC accounts is not all it seems
Auditors still unconvinced on the legality and regularity of the...20 Nov 2008
Blogs
Loan arrangers can't mask excessive premiums...
We've been keeping an eye on Libor in this blog,... 02 Dec 2008 More from Shareholder Values...
Too much Fannie-ing about...
Fannie Mae, the beleaguered American mortgage shambles, has just appointed... 01 Dec 2008 More from Shareholder Values...
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?
Interesting reading the Financial Reporting Council's new guidance for audit... 28 Nov 2008 More from Insider...
Shake up in the world of credit insurance!
As I've already discussed in this blog a few days... 28 Nov 2008 More from Risky Business...
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