A new study from the CIMA and the American Institute of CPAs suggests that finance professionals are being pressurized to act unethically.
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Workfriend now helps accountants worldwide
Chartered accountants who read this site will be aware that the CABA recently launched Workfriend to support accountants who have recently lost their job and wanted to brush up on their job search skills.
Differing opinions over Ed Balls Budget demands
Accountants will no doubt be aware that Ed Balls, the Shadow Chancellor, recently called on George Osborne to make tax cuts in the Budget next month.
Should budding accountants go to university?
A degree should not be a prerequisite for those wishing to become accountants, according to the ICAEW.
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.
Accountants are plunging further into debt
According to the support group, the Chartered Accountants Benevolent Association, accountants are racking up their debts despite the current economic situation.
Rural business communities worried about online VAT filing
Accountants with clients in rural areas might already have encountered some opposition to HMRC’s drive to persuade all businesses to file their tax returns online.
ICAEW accountants offer free advice to SMEs
Accountants in London might want to consider following the lead of their counterparts in South Yorkshire and offer free advice to small business owners.
Are more chartered accountants opting for self-employment?
Could we be about to see more people opting to be contractor accountants after the news that an increasing number of unemployed accountants are turning the Chartered Accountants’ Benevolent Association for help?
Will more accountants face a higher income tax bill?
An extra 1.4 million people, including accountants, could find themselves paying income tax at the higher rate by 2015, according to Grant Thornton.
