The FT notes this morning that: A stand-off between two titans of finance, the Bank of Italy and the Vatican, has forced tourists to abandon
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I reproduce the following press release from Accountancy Magazine because I think there’s a public benefit from doing so. I was not aware of this: High-earning child benefit recipients, who have until 6
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The Indian Financial Express reports depressing news this morning, noting that: Giving certainty to foreign investors, the government is likely to put off the controversial
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There’s a sobering though in the FT this morning: In the next eight weeks Mr Obama must persuade Republicans to avoid triggering a sovereign default.
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I note this report in the FT this morning: Overweight or unhealthy people who refuse to attend exercise sessions prescribed by doctors face having benefits
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I took part in an exchange of views in City AM this morning under the title Is Sir Martin Sorrell right that corporation tax payments are
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MSN have just published an opinion from me on Iain Duncan Smith’s claims on benefit fraud. Since the version on line is less technically robust than
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The follwoing is very good news from the Telegraph: A review of the controversial International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) has been sanctioned by Commissioner Michel
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Economia magazine is the official publication of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. I’ve just realised that it published its summary of the
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