The new breed of accountant needs to get to the heart of a business, to be able to discuss and drive strategy, to advise on operations and to revisit forecasts, to speak to client’s bank managers and other key stakeholders, writes Shelley Stock Hutter's Stepahnie Levin
Carl Reader looks at how the changing nature of business is impacting independent practices
Phillip Gershuny, senior tax partner at Hogan Lovells, outlines how a European exit could affect UK taxes
Governmental pressure to crack down on tax evasion is resulting in HMRC applying its criminal investigation policy in an inconsistent manner, writes Kingsley Napley's David Sleight
The FRC's new disciplinary regime for public interest entities could see could see more frequent enforcement on more minor matters, write Taylor Wessing's Andrew Howell and Stephen Flaherty
Payroll 'issues' highlight to The Practitioner that this area really puts you at the sharp end with clients
The EU's new VAT Action Plan plan could itself become a factor in whether Brexit occurs, writes Nicholas Hallam, chief executive of VAT consultancy Accordance
?Daniel Sutherland, partner at Fox Williams, explains what the new PSC Register means for LLPs
Consistency is crucial in tackling the money laundering threat, writes Angela Foyle, partner (Financial Services) at BDO
Ministers' pious assertions around tax and transparency have come back to haunt them, writes Kevin Reed
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Accountancy Age looks at the key considerations about how HMRC should be resourced and how the taxman should be reorganised
Mercer & Hole has merged with the Rickmansworth office of Day, Smith & Hunter
Moore Stephens, the top ten accountancy firm, has announced revenues of £105.5m, representing 14% growth on the previous combined year’s figures and over £13m of new business
