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Audit fee pressure raises concerns over audit quality globally
First IAB audit fee pressure survey shows firms in battle to sustain audit quality ag...
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World Survey 2014: Who dares wins...
The coming year promises to be fiercely competitive for the profession as networks and associations battle...
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US survey: Uptick in US cause for optimism
The fragile nature of the US economic recovery is being mirrored in the sentiment of accountancy firm lea...
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IAB World Survey 2014 Round Table
Fourteen global executives joined IAB at the annual World Survey roundtable to discuss the implications of M&A...
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Grant Thornton UK joins apprenticeship scheme
Grant Thornton UK has become one of the first companies to enrol young people on the Peter Jones Foundation’s Level 5 Apprenticeship scheme, following its launch on 4 March.
Grant Thornton UK has become one of the first companies to enrol young people on the Peter Jones Foundation’s Level 5 Apprenticeship scheme, following its launch on 4 March.
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Abacus Worldwide adds US firm
Abacus Worldwide has added US firm ZBS Group to its association.
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EY UK to close Nottingham office
EY UK is to close its Nottingham office from 1 July 2014, with the vast majority of staff expected to be relocated to its Birmingham office, which is about 50miles away from Nottingham.
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Surplus of £5bn could be allocated to UK Lehman creditors: PwC
PwC UK, administrators of collapsed bank Lehman Brothers UK operations, have said £5bn ($8.3bn) of surplus could be available for distribution to creditors.
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KPMG US acquires mobile technology company
KPMG US has acquired Cynergy Systems, a digital and mobile technology company.Cynergy is headquartered in Baltimore and has offices in Seattle, San Diego, Grand Rapids, Phoenix, Houston, Detroit, Rochester and Washington.
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Cross-strait cordiality to boost profession
David Hayes visits Taiwan and speaks to PwC senior manager Damian Gilhawley about opportunities and challenges for the profession in the country
David Hayes visits Taiwan and speaks to PwC senior manager Damian Gilhawley about opportunities and challenges for the profession in the country
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IAB World Survey 2014 Round Table
Fourteen global executives joined IAB at the annual World Survey roundtable to discuss the implications of M&A activity, regulatory reform and continued fee pressure
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Audit fee pressure raises concerns over audit quality globally
First IAB audit fee pressure survey shows firms in battle to sustain audit quality against reduced or stagnant fees
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Global Accountancy Power 50
For a third year in a row the International Accounting Bulletin and its sister title The Accountant bring you the list of the 50 most powerful people in the profession as chosen by the profession and an expert judging panel from around the world....
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The risks of being a forensic auditor in SA
Lawrence Moepi, director of forensic services at SizweNtsalubaGobodo, South Africa’s largest mid-tier firm, was shot dead outside the firm’s Johannesburg office on 18 October, in what is believed to be a pre-planned murder.
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US survey: Uptick in US cause for optimism
The fragile nature of the US economic recovery is being mirrored in the sentiment of accountancy firm leaders as they feel the impact of regulatory changes and consolidation. However, financial performance in 2013 was strong and gives much cause...
The fragile nature of the US economic recovery is being mirrored in the sentiment of accountancy firm leaders as they feel the impact of regulatory changes and consolidation. However, financial performance in 2013 was strong and gives much cause...
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World Survey 2014: Who dares wins...
The coming year promises to be fiercely competitive for the profession as networks and associations battle for survival and growth against a backdrop of mergers and acquisitions and pending market reform
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UK survey: Retendering edicts herald the ‘new normal
This year the so-called ‘new normal’ went beyond simply adjusting to changed business conditions and now includes adhering to new audit retendering rules following the Competition Commission investigation and increased consolidation in the...
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South Africa: Face of the profession twenty years on
As opportunities open up for South African firms across the continent, regulation and fee pressure are slowing domestic growth. Vincent Huck and Jonathan Minter report.
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Australia: New measures and mergers down under
A change of government, industry consolidation and regulatory developments have made for an interesting 12 months in the Australian accounting market. Paul Golden reports
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