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ICAEW warns of potential £2m deficit for 2018
A heavy investment phase has left ICAEW facing a deficit after five years of surpluses
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PCAOB reveals new approach to audit inspections
The US audit watchdog is introducing a radical new framework for audit inspections to ensure audit quality improves
FCA takes tough line on sexual misconduct
The authority says "gagging orders" will not restrict revelations of sexual misconduct
Government must stop complacency over ageism at work
MPs take government and EHRC to task over “disappointing” response to age discrimination in employment report
Movers and shakers
A round-up of this week's appointments, promotions, board moves and resignations
ICAEW names new vice president
ICAEW council makes their selection
Leaked Romanovitch review investigated
The ICO has confirmed it is investigating the leak of Grant Thornton’s CEO performance review
Patisserie Valerie and Grant Thornton face heat from MPs
They could be summoned over accountancy irregularities at the café chain
ICAEW chief makes pre-Budget proposals
Michael Izza writes to Philip Hammond to express his views on the UK's ongoing relationship with the UK and how the country might remain competitive
Opinion
Why the economy needs more women CEOs
There is an economic incentive for having more women in top positions
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
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?
