After one of his colleagues found herself in the media spotlight, Tolley’s Chris Jones comes to her defence.
In the last four days there have been several references by the national media about LexisNexis and one of its members of staff.
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18
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The annual Budget creates short-termism according to Derek Allen, the director of tax at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS).
A longer-term approach and thinking would promote stability and certainty for taxpayers and businesses.
Jul
17
1
Elliot Howard, a director at software solutions specialist Sopra Group, explains how the results of a new survey into credit collection processes signal a potential market opportunity for the accountancy profession.
Jul
16
8
The letter box sounds, the post has arrived with the unsightly brown envelope from HMRC proudly sitting on the doormat, says Simon Boxall head of personal tax at Ward Williams.
Jul
05
Headlines around the Euro crisis have resurfaced with a vengeance in recent weeks, says Cognizant’s Tony Virdi.
Jun
12
3
Vincent Hill from First Vehicle Leasing reveals some of the tricks of the fleet car trade.
May
10
2
As a member of the IR35 Forum, Kate Cottrell had a ringside seat as the new business entity tests were devised. Here is her analysis of the latest episode in the IR35 saga.
Apr
23
On line retailers have been in the headlines for the rates of tax they are paying, but David Heaton suggests the tax avoidance axe grinders might not appreciate the full reality of taxing online cross-border businesses.
Mar
23
ICAS technical policy director James Barbour breaks ranks with the OTS and government over proposed small company accounting reforms.
Mar
14
1
Let’s stop the budget tittle-tattle on 50p tax and get down to the real issue – creating jobs, argues Richard Murphy
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