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Belsman aims to further enhance the firm's private client business, high-net worth offering and corporate...09 Feb 2010
GT acquires media auditor
Media accounting specialists Aulren acquired by GT 09 Feb 2010
Former Welsh auditor general accused of possessing indecent images
Police arrest Wales' recently-resigned first auditor general 08 Feb 2010
Satyam auditor bailed
PwC auditor released after a year in jail 08 Feb 2010
FSA walks away from Grant Thornton
Government auditor to replace GT 08 Feb 2010
KPMG issues going concern warning for EMI
Accounts reveal extent of EMI troubles 05 Feb 2010
Vantis share price tumbles
Sharp fall in value follows going concern warning 04 Feb 2010
KPMG appoints new UK tax policy chief
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- Only one Big Four firm produces UK annual report
- Auditors may escape rules shakeup of non-audit work
- Auditors issue Vantis going concern warning
- New Look gets new audit committee chief
- Vantis chief Jackson buys firm's shares
- Taxman urges delay of UK GAAP replacement
- Hundred Group opposes non-audit restrictions
- We've lost money by helping clients: French Duncan
- We need more disclosure from audit committees: PwC
- Stanford causes Vantis going concern threat
- Irish accountants resist non-audit restrictions
- Country-by-country reporting edges closer to reality
- Rentokil defends right to make non-audit decisions
- Audit committees need to disclose more info around non-audit work: ICAS
- IFRS faces critical year
- Convergence won't take place "at all costs": Tweedie
- Cadbury deal will trigger audit reshuffle
- UK GAAP replacement timetable too ambitious: GT
- Grant Thornton International revenues drop 9%
- Professional indemnity premiums not expected to rise in 2010
- Begbies Traynor tax division declining
- Markets need more information: Herz
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