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View articleTough key performance indicators will be used to measure the success of the ICAEW's regional structure and justify the institute's investment in the n...
View articleHeads of the European Union's Supreme Audit Institutions are to meet with the European Court of Auditors in London today to work towards furthering th...
View articleAndersen, auditor of Enron, the energy company that filed for bankruptcy protection at the weekend, is to have its work investigated by Deloitte Touch...
View articleIt goes without saying that money laundering - whether connected with terrorism, drugs or organised crime (or indeed a combination of the three) - nee...
View articleErnst & Young says it was not contacted for information by the forensic accountants who concluded there were 'serious concerns' about the Big Five...
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View articleJohn Stoker, the chief charity commissioner, will today be quizzed by the influential and powerful Public Accounts Committee following a critical Nati...
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View articleSmall businesses will be offered a lighter-touch after the Auditing Practices Board this week confirmed it is to push ahead with offering the independ...
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View articleSixty-eight year old chartered accountant Kenneth Grant, of Dreghorn, Edinburgh, has started an 18 month sentence at Glasgow's Barlinnie prison after ...
View articleThe Public Accounts Committee and comptroller and auditor general Sir John Bourn are considering a formal request from another Commons committee for a...
View articleThe BBC has confirmed Big Five firm Andersen is probing into its accounts following an alleged fraud in connection with its Worldwide division. Read M...
View articleShareholders in e-district.net, the interactive entertainment provider, are considering legal action against PricewaterhouseCoopers over its role as c...
View articleRepresentatives of the Big Five accountancy firms have met with the Securities and Exchange Commission on an 'informal basis' in a bid to thrash out n...
View articleResearch into the independent professional review, a light-touch form of assurance, has revealed significant cost savings for companies with a turnove...
View articleAccountancy bodies today gave a mixed reaction to the results of research into the benefits of the independent professional review. Read More...
View articleKeith Proudfoot has become the ICAEW’s first Northern regional manager. Proudfoot, 48, heads the institute’s new regional business centre ...
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