
Matthew Ord
Senior Digital Staff Writer at Insider Media
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1 week ago |
accountingweb.co.uk | Matthew Ord
Audit is in a tough spot, with trust at a real low and some big name players – such as EY and PwC – being hit with multimillion-pound fines by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC). However, Bishop Fleming is bucking the trend, with audit revenues having increased by at least 23% in each of the past three years and another strong period underway.
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1 week ago |
accountingweb.co.uk | Matthew Ord
Growth is like oxygen for accounting firms - they can’t live without it. That’s the opinion of DJH chief executive Scott Heath, who joined Laura Leslie, a partner at DSG, as the first two guests on AccountingWEB’s new show, The Progressive Firm Podcast. Series one will explore the growth journey, from how such an idea is born to the hurdles that firms may well come up against along the way.
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3 weeks ago |
accountingweb.co.uk | Matthew Ord
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been under the spotlight for a while now, with its impact on the accounting profession having become a weekly topic of discussion. Will it make certain tasks easier? Might it replace entry-level jobs? Should we be nervous or excited by it? Most people have a take on it, but the one conversation that isn’t happening as often is the environmental and ethical toll.
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3 weeks ago |
accountingweb.co.uk | Matthew Ord
Finance leaders are seen a little differently to how they once were, while their profession is changing too. They’ve got the talent shortage to navigate, artificial intelligence (AI) to adopt and a wider remit to step up to. Gone is the assumption that they’re simply “number crunchers”, as was once the stereotypical view.
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4 weeks ago |
accountingweb.co.uk | Matthew Ord
An Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) member has been excluded and hit with a £16,000 fine after being found to have paid enhanced employer pension contributions into his nominated pension fund totalling £86,954.36. Adrian Jones had been a member of the ICAEW since 1999 and in 2010, took employment with a precision engineering company, C Ltd, as its financial controller and company secretary.
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