The future of the profession, part one

  • Every aspect of practice life is in a state of flux this year, with more competition for work.
  • There are opportunities out there for forward thinking practices.
  • The audit landscape is shrinking and principles are changing.
  • There is an in built resistance to dramatic change but firms must take action.

AccountingWEB.co.uk consultant practice editor Mark Lee recently gave a speech on the future of the accounting profession at the Mercia Partners’ conference. In the first of a two part special, he presents highlights from his presentation and outlines the opportunities available to practitioners in the current economic climate.

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