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Deloitte reveals global revenue up 11.3%
Big Four firm lays down the gauntlet for PwC as it strengthens its position as the world's largest accountancy firm
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The Institute has called for the proposed IR35 reforms to be postponed until at least 2020
SeaWorld and its former CEO settle $5m fraud charges
The company allegedly underplayed the impact of documentary film Blackfish on business
FTSE 350 putting their corporate governance ducks in a row
Companies reporting on stakeholder engagement ahead of new Corporate Governance Code
Ireland recovers €14.3bn in tax from Apple
Ireland has finally recouped the €13bn (£11.5bn) in taxes it was owed from Apple
EasyJet among four companies referred to FRC
Charity writes to Big Four over audit clients' failure to discuss climate change trends and risks
Bank of England poaches HMRC director
Nick Lodge leaves the tax authority after almost two decades
Boiler room fraudster jailed for 11 years
It concludes the second largest criminal prosecution the FCA has ever undertaken
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What are Theresa May's Brexit negotiating tactics?
What the prime minister needs to do to secure a deal
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Deloitte calls on all partnerships to share total earnings gaps
Emma Codd argues that transparency doesn’t require a change of legislation
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Are we heading for another financial crash?
Former UK prime minister Gordon Brown thinks so – here are five reasons he could be right
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The Serious Fraud Office vs the Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation: what it means
What does the latest Court of Appeal ruling on legal privilege mean for corporate clients under investigation?
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Mind the gap: audit clients and regulators on a different page
While regulators work to foster greater competition and drive up audit quality, audit clients seem generally happy
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Why hard work and long hours don't pay
It usually has a negative effect on both wellbeing and career prospects
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Balancing simple steps and big goals
The CFO of Petrolina explains why challenges are best met one step at a time
China's economic upgrade
In 20 years China has transformed itself from poverty stricken state to $13trn economic giant
Data alert: starting your GDPR journey
The deadline may have passed but accounting firms need to remain on the ball
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The price of pension freedoms
Pensions freedoms put people in control of their money, but how do they affect employers?
Practice Q&A: handling conflicts of interest and updating brands
In the latest of our advice clinics: handling conflicts of interest, dealing with data, and updating branding
Crackdown on company compliance with slavery
Companies merely paying lip service to the UK Modern Slavery Act have a lot to lose
All you need to know: Anti money laundering changes
UK Anti-money-laundering regulations are changing and accountants must be aware of how it will affect them
