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View articleTurning black into white I was not favourably impressed to read in Accountancy Age (‘Chronicle of a death foretold’, 1 April) the self-ser...
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View articleDun & Bradstreet has extended its company credit reporting service to cover 700,000 non-limited firms, sole traders and partnerships in the UK. T...
View articleThe Institute of Management Consultants has won a #72,000 grant from the Department of Trade & Industry towards setting up a common standard with...
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View articleJ Poole rightly states (Letters, 19 June) that qualified practitioners should be able to rise above the quality of service offered by unqualified R...
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View articleLeaving the flock to go it alone can be fraught with difficulties,says Cosima Duggal, but it can also bring huge benefits for those who takethe plunge...
View articleA Dun & Bradstreet study reveals up to 25% of companies’ credit decisions are based on meaningless data on non-limited companies, partnersh...
View articleWhat's an audit worth these days? To a big corporation, it could bethe key to gaining the shareholders' confidence. Jo Holden explains how tooffer a s...
View articleCustoms & Excise has carried out its threat to ‘disregard’ a VAT tribunal ruling that would add millions of pounds to the care bills o...
View articleDouglas Llambias’ remarks on the English ICA’s constitutional review (News, 23 January) – ‘I support 80% of the recommendation...
View articleA VAT tribunal ruling that will send care bills for the elderly and mentally ill soaring by 17.5% is set to be ignored by Customs & Excise because...
View articleSmall practitioners will face stiff competition in the first year of self-assessment from a flat-rate #99 accounts service for self-employed workers b...
View articleThe advantages of freelance working are becoming ever more attractiveto both consultants and their employees, says Mick James. He looks at theattracti...
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