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Grant Thornton staff back Romanovitch as CEO
Staff at Grant Thornton have given Sacha Romanovitch one of the highest personal approval ratings for a chief executive in the UK this year
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Financial leadership in sustainability recognised
Businesses from as far afield as Haiti, the US and Mauritius were among the winners of this year’s Finance for the Future Awards
Deloitte Canada fined for “auditing own work”
PCAOB fines Deloitte Canada $350,000 for failing to ensure independence during Banro audits
Ex-KPMG US partner admits stealing PCAOB information
The former party pleads guilty to conspiracy to defraud the United States in New York
HMRC launches online VAT pilot for businesses
The service aims at preparing companies for the new online system coming into force next April
No-deal Brexit could cause havoc for accountants
Professional qualifications may no longer be recognised across EU countries if UK crashes out
Hammond has "big choice" on austerity
The IFS says the chancellor can either “end austerity” or balance the books
Robert Tchenguiz drops claim against Grant Thornton
He will no longer seek hundreds of millions of pounds in damages
SEC suspends three ex-BDO accountants
The accountants backdated the working papers of AmTrust’s audit
Opinion
How to restore faith in financial reporting
Lessons that the UK profession can learn from the US in boosting confidence in financial reporting
Opinion
Have we reached peak London?
London has grown steadily for the past 30 years, in people, jobs and self confidence
Opinion
Why gender pay gap reporting rules should apply to ethnicity
The full picture about gender pay remains obscured, along with other disparities around socioeconomic background and ethnicity
Opinion
Can accountancy firms set a retirement age?
Katy Meves explains the process of retirement and its implications for employers and employees
Opinion
MWACC: the Holy Grail in corporate finance
Why Modified Weighted Average Cost of Capital is the correct hurdle rate for all corporate investment decisions
Opinion
Sports Direct v the FRC: what it means
All you need to know about the case brought by the FRC against the retailer, and the High Court's ruling
OpinionFeatures
A day in the life: Sarah Dixon
The financial controller of the Aga Khan Foundation talks about shifting to international development
The place to be
A look at the forces driving the evolution of the office and where it will be in the future
Auditing culture
Why having a healthy mindset can be a great source of competitive advantage
Technical
Practice Q&A: funding apprentices and fee protection
This month we tackle questions on funding apprentices, fee protection schemes and new regulations on directors’ loans
All in to stop cyber crime
Sharing information between accountants, clients and firms is vital for cyber security
Start with VAT when it is MTD
The biggest change to tax filing since self-assessment comes into play in April next year
The price of pension freedoms
Pensions freedoms put people in control of their money, but how do they affect employers?
