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Hammond to resign as chancellor if Johnson elected
Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced he will step down if Boris Johnson becomes prime minister
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Inclusive policies: a long way to go
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Tales from the frontline: Julian Soon
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Restoring trust in audit: Fiona Wilkinson
"The biggest challenge facing our profession at the moment, is how to restore public trust in audit"
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Accounting for the new generation
The founders of New Gen Accountants are building a network to champions and supports diversity throughout the profession
Building the UK's trade capacity beyond Europe
Post-Brexit, the UK will need to expand its trading network, and the Commonwealth could prove suitable
Banking with a different approach
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Making whistleblowing work
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The march of the robots
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Practice Q&A: client responses and excel
This month we tackle your questions on the limits of warning and thanking clients, plus, a new monthly Excel tip
Paint a bigger picture
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Preparing for a digital future
An e-learning programme designed for ICAEW members is helping to boost understanding of the impact of digital on finance
Practice Q&A: money laundering, apprenticeships
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