An accounting firm in London has become involved in the tax row between the two main candidates for the job of London mayor.
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Cash accounting for small businesses moves step closer
Online accountants may be interested to learn that HMRC has now published its consultation document on a proposed cash accounting system for micro-businesses.
Chancellor closes VAT anomaly loopholes
Accountants will no doubt be aware that George Osborne acted to close the VAT anomaly surrounding hot food and sports drinks when he presented his Budget last week.
Are we going to see more accountants going freelance?
Recent research by Randstad suggests that the number of temporary contracts is on the increase as accountants look to take control of their careers in these turbulent economic times.
Implementing iXBRL caused disruption for many accountants
iXBRL filing has been with us for nearly a year and the majority of contractor accountants say it has caused disruption to their practices.
Accounting should be accessible to all, not just the privileged few
Accounting should be a profession that is accessible to all, not just the privileged few, according to leading tax bodies recently.
Can PwC’s shadowing scheme attract more female accountants?
PwC has started a new scheme to help females who want to join the male-dominated accountancy profession.
Should budding accountants go to university?
A degree should not be a prerequisite for those wishing to become accountants, according to the ICAEW.
Accountants expect salary and bonus increases this year
Accountants are confident that salaries and recruitment will pick up this year, according to recent research from Morgan McKinley.
Internships could help budding accountants get ahead
Accountants might be interested to learn that graduate recruitment rates in the profession appear to have peaked after displaying significant growth over the last three years.
