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    PracticeAccounting FirmsFriday Afternoon Live: Advisers’ auto enrolment woes + Connolly’s Cogital plans

    Friday Afternoon Live: Advisers' auto enrolment woes + Connolly's Cogital plans

    Accountancy Age's new survey reveals accountants' concerns about auto enrolment; and the latest on the growing accounting empire chaired by John Connolly

    Author Kevin Reed Writer Date published October 14, 2016 Categories

    ACCOUNTANCY AGE’S new survey reveals accountants’ concerns about auto enrolment; The latest news on the growing accounting empire chaired by John Connolly; KPMG continues to build its Brexit plans; and ACCA revolutionises its qualification – discussed by consulting editor Kevin Reed

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