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Treading carefully on 50% rate landmine

Changes to 50% rate is a landmine for political parties

19 Sep 2011

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Making a success of succession

Effective family decision making and good governance are essential to protecting wealth from one generation to the next

12 Sep 2011

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Profit and loss of employee wellbeing

Does employee wellbeing equal a healthy profit and loss for the company?

12 Sep 2011

Feminine touch

Why are there so few women from accounting on British boards and what can we do about it?

12 Sep 2011

Internal auditors' role in wake of credit crisis

12 Sep 2011

Internal auditors to the rescue

FDs get in touch with their internal auditor side

08 Sep 2011

Reborn in the USA

What career benefits can accountants reap from secondments with overseas firms? Amanda Kay speaks first-hand about accounting on the other side of the Atlantic – and how it made her a more rounded individual

05 Sep 2011

If the cap fits: Pitching a liability cap

An overview of the latest thoughts on where to set a liability cap

01 Sep 2011

Simon says reform the partnership model

Simon Dolan, founder of SJD Accountancy, tells Accountancy Age why accountants do not make good entrepreneurs

31 Aug 2011

Firms must restore recruitment equilibrium

Firms must act now if they are to avoid a skills crisis down the road, says Darren James

30 Aug 2011

Sausage, mash and networking

It's often said that it's not what you know, but who you know. But how do you make new contacts and develop relationships with existing contacts and what exactly do networking and sausages have in common? Hannah McNamara explains

30 Aug 2011

Video special: Libyan accountant on life in the war zone

Accountancy Age talks to a PwC accountant in Tripoli about the huge impact of the Libyan civil war on the business community

26 Aug 2011

iXBRL: Ready for Round Two?

HMRC's iXBRL filing deadline may have been something of a damp squib for many firms, but the next few months will be the real test

26 Aug 2011

Charities merger a strong restructuring option

Charities' unique structures leave them with different options from business in tough times, says Alison Maclennan

25 Aug 2011

Test drive HMRC's speedy new model

Taxman's new fast-track process looks to avoid the slow car-crash of the enquiry process, writes Neil Tipping

23 Aug 2011

Face up to arms-length tax rules

New judgment makes it more important than ever to consider contractor and employee tax rules, warn lawyers

19 Aug 2011

HMRC acronyms unscrambled

Do you know your ADR from your MCR? Heather Self sheds some light on HMRC's acronyms and what they mean for companies facing tax disputes

17 Aug 2011

Colin - Bill's in the post

Colin takes a view of the financial aftermath of the Riots...

11 Aug 2011

Can the Big Four's consulting grip be broken?

The Big Four have swanned in and retaken control of the financial services consulting market. Where does that leave the other players? asks Edward Haigh

10 Aug 2011

Stamp out late payments

Around £24bn is owed to SMEs, but there are ways to keep your late payments under control, says Luisa Grey

08 Aug 2011

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How software as a service can meet the strategic needs of a growing business

Organisations are now looking for a software service that is cost effective, flexible, streamlined and able to meet the needs of the business both today and in the future

Organisations are now looking for a software service that is cost effective, flexible, streamlined and able to meet the needs of the business both today and in the future

Profession reaches end of its tether with PAC

After the Public Accounts Committee's latest hearing - in which it heavily criticised Google's tax affairs - many advisers have had enough

#AAYP 2013: Talent is ageless, but youth unemployment is a problem

The principles of developing future leaders apply whether you've just left school or got years of experience under your belt

To quota or not to quota: that is the problem

Women on board quotas may have a bad rep, but it’s the only way to address inherent bias argues Fiona Hotston Moore

CABA's Wendy Saunders and CEO Kath Haines

Feature: Inside the Chartered Accountants' Benevolent Association

After seeing a 70% rise in demand, Calum Fuller visited the Chartered Accountants Benevolent Association to learn more about its efforts to provide support

Success of FRS 102 needs to be replicated on going concern

The consultation process for FRS 102 was arguably the most wide-ranging the FRC has ever conducted. It should apply the same rigour to going concern

Colin: Colin was here

Colin loves to be the centre of attention, as the Sky News Twitter account can testify

Taking Stock: Life in the slow lane

It was less Wacky Races and more Sunday driving as a team from Reeves helped raise £15,000 for charity as part of a race to Monaco

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Briefings

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Why budgeting fails: One management system is not enough

If budgeting is to have any value at all, it needs a radical overhaul. In today's dynamic marketplace, budgeting can no longer serve as a company's only management system; it must integrate with and support dedicated strategy management systems, process improvement systems, and the like. In this paper, Professor Peter Horvath and Dr Ralf Sauter present what's wrong with the current approach to budgeting and how to fix it.

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iXBRL: Taking stock. Looking forward

In this white paper CCH provide checklists to help accountants and finance professionals both in practice and in business examine these issues and make plans. Also includes a case study of a large commercial organisation working through the first year of mandatory iXBRL filing.