It’s a bit like asking is the Pope a Catholic really, isn’t it? Some of the latest evidence is available here. And note who was
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IFRS 8 – heading for trouble in Europe
I have had an ongoing battle with the IASB on IFRS 8. This standard moves accounting into uncharted waters that only the US have looked
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What is an accountant?
The UK has always been loath to define what an accountant is, which has considerably annoyed some in the ‘qualified’ profession. Now the issue has
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There’s more to the data the Revenue have got
It’s been widely assumed that the data the Revenue is using as the basis of checking declarations under the UK ‘tax amnesty’ is that supplied
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Dithering accountants
It may have occurred to one or two readers of this blog that the accusation has occasionally been made that I am opinionated. Too true
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UK government promoting the UK as a tax haven
Full marks to Andrew Goodall for spotting the web site of UK Trade and Investment, a government sponsored site on which there is a blatant
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Pause for thought
Something to think about from the FT: The combined earnings of the world’s top 25 hedge fund managers of almost $15bn exceeded the national income
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Ireland – Sic Transit gloria
It looks like Microsoft’s love affair with Ireland is fleeting. According to the Irish Independent (behind a registration wall) in the past two years Microsoft’s
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Corruption in the City
There’s an interesting discussion of insider dealing in the City in the FT today. Take this as some indication of the flavour: Many have found
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