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HMRC pilots the PAYE pilot

HMRC announced it would pilot the upcoming system real-time PAYE information in-house, but is that really a pilot if outside systems are not involved?

12 Apr 2012

A bonfire

iXBRL: All smoke and no fire?

Maybe the transition to filing in new tax technology format iXBRL isn’t that big a deal

21 Oct 2011

Man using a mobile phone

Don't interrupt me

Is technology giving people free rein to be rude?

05 Aug 2011

Xmas will prove iXBRL filing success

Battle lines drawn in iXBRL dispute over success rates

08 Jun 2011

The elephant in the Grove

Social media sounds good in theory but if there is no plan its just another gimmick

31 May 2011

The ugly truth of PAYE technology

HMRC has revised its timetable on bringing in new IT on real-time PAYE information. But the options available seem unattractive

17 May 2011

Technophobia

Remote working can help women push through the glass ceiling

11 Apr 2011

You can't hurry PAYE

18 Mar 2011

Why be a stickler for iXBRL deadline?

10 Feb 2011

iXBRL delay - what's the harm?

03 Feb 2011

Look at me

Deloitte predicts video conferencing will fail to take off in 2011

19 Jan 2011

1st time lucky

03 Dec 2010

How much?

11 Oct 2010

Is IT a young person's game?

17 Sep 2010

Faith in HMRC?

26 Jul 2010

The secret of success?

20 May 2010

In-line with deadlines

30 Apr 2010

Face value

15 Mar 2010

Out with the new in with the old

08 Feb 2010

All systems are go!

27 Nov 2009

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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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Supplier statement reconciliations: Manual chore or critical value adding process?

By looking at the reasons supplier statements became unfashionable, and the reasons why it is different today, this paper delves into the many benefits that can be obtained by automating the process.

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