Accounting professor Prem Sikka puts forward research data that casts doubt on government plans for shareholder empowerment.
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Dec
08
Following Anti-Bribery moves UK exporting companies are underestimating strength of anti-corruption measures in offshore destinations, says Steven Beharrell, a partner with Fasken Martineau.
Nov
30
There is a real competitive advantage to be gained by companies who set out to build sustainable businesses, explains CIMA’s Victor Smart.
That's the message that is coming loud and clear from the top of the corporate food chain.
Nov
29
Nov
11
The failure of business to respond to a recent raft of legal decisions and last-minute regulatory changes indicates employers and recruiters are increasingly floundering in the face of ongoing seismic shifts in the legal landscape, according to Nick Woodward.
Nov
04
1
John Haylock, the practice performance manager for BankLink, draws parallels between proposals to simplify reporting requirements and tax calculations for small businesses in Europe and the UK with similar reforms in New Zealand.
Oct
18
1
Social media has turned the rules of doing business upside down.
Oct
17
An accountant needs professional indemnity cover as much as a skydiver needs a parachute, says freelancer for ConstructaQuote Tara West.
Aug
17
1
HMRC’s disclosure campaigns have been highly successful at generating new revenues, but what effect are they having on the profession? asks Robert James Partnership’s Anne Eager.
