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Mazars repeats call for audit reform
Gavin Hinks, Accountancy Age, Friday 30 July 2010 at 09:36:00
Top firm begins campaign to lobby Lords for reform
A senior figure at Mazars has reiterated the need for reform to the audit market. David Herbinet made his remarks in response to news from the House of Lords that...
IASB proposes reform of insurance accounting
Paul Grant, Accountancy Age, Friday 30 July 2010 at 09:30:00
Exposure draft aims to make “impenetrable” insurance accounting more accessible
The International Accounting Standards Board has put out proposals for changes to insurance accounting, in order to make the current “impenetrable” financial information more accessible to users of accounts....
Former PwC partner takes Vision non-exec role
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Friday 30 July 2010 at 09:19:00
Former PwC partner John Hallam joins AIM-listed Vision Opportunity China Fund
Former PwC partner John Hallam has joined Vision Opportunity China Fund as a non-executive director and chairman of its audit committee....
Deloitte quits as auditor to American Apparel
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Friday 30 July 2010 at 08:44:00
Deloitte steps down as auditor of fashion retailer American Apparel after discovering information that could impact the previously stated 2009 year-end figures
Deloitte has resigned as auditor of fashion retailer American Apparel. The US-listed business, which recently opened a shop within Selfridges, has replaced Deloitte with its former auditor Marcum....
Audit panellists say climate returning to 'normal': KPMG
David Jetuah, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 16:06:00
KPMG reports audit boards say risk management is trumping shorter-term problems with financial statements caused by the economic upheaval
Audit committee members have said their focus is shifting away from heading off problems in company accounts caused by the financial crisis....
London diocese appoints Verney as FD
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 15:15:00
Helen Verney leaves Jewish Care role to join the Diocese of London as finance director
Helen Verney is the new finance director of the Diocese of London. She joins the diocese from health and social care charity Jewish Care, where she has served as FD...
Firms on HMRC's Time to Pay approval panel revealed
Rachael Singh, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 11:15:00
HMRC reveals the names of the 13 accountancy firms that are approved to conduct independent business reviews of companies seeking to defer their tax
The taxman has revealed the 13 firms approved to ascertain whether businesses will be able to pay back their deferred tax bill....
Taxman farms out debt collection in £140m chase
David Jetuah, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 11:05:00
HM Revenue & Customs seals contracts with four external debt collections agencies in efforts to rake in an extra £140m
The taxman is farming out part of its debt collection operations to four companies in moves to rake in an extra £140m of tax debt....
Legion Group could face administration if sale fails
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 10:07:00
Legion Group suspends shares, negotiates with HMRC and attempts to sell its business - in a bid to avoid insolvency
Legion Group's board is in discussions to sell the business, in an attempt to avoid administration. The security services provider's shares were suspended yesterday due to it facing "significant" working...
Rio Tinto CFO joins Royal Dutch Shell board
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 09:51:00
Rio Tinto's Guy Elliott joins Royal Dutch Shell as a non-executive director
Rio Tinto CFO Guy Elliott is joining the Royal Dutch Shell board as a non-executive director. Elliott has served in the top finance role at the mining company since 2002....
BP chasing $10bn tax credit
David Jetuah, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 09:40:00
Oil giant trying to secure $10bn in the wake of its financially damaging oil spill in the United States
BP is chasing a tax credit claim of $9.7bn (£6.3bn). The oil giant, which is looking to bolster its finances after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, announced the move...
Forensic accountants called in to find missing Iraq oil billions
Paul Grant, Accountancy Age, Thursday 29 July 2010 at 09:32:00
$8.1bn of Iraqi oil revenue intended for reconstruction has vanished, official audit discovers
The US department of defence has brought in forensic accountants to track down missing oil revenue intended for reconstruction following the invasion of Iraq....
Goodman Jones moves to online accountancy software
Rachael Singh, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 15:11:00
Accountancy firm Goodman Jones labelled traditional software as "high maintenance", after signing a deal with online IT suppliers Twinfield
Top 80 accountancy firm Goodman Jones said it is "not possible" to work easily with international clients or keep staff connected without the use of online accountancy software....
Only 419 register for Liechtenstein amnesty: McGrigors
David Jetuah, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 13:05:00
"Disappointing" number of people taking advantage of the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility, says law firm McGrigors
419 taxpayers have registered for the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility out of the "thousands" eligible to do so, law firm McGrigors said today....
Millennium & Copthorne takes £5m hit after tax rules change
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 12:41:00
Changes to New Zealand tax rules set to impact on Millenium & Copthorne's group interims
Hotels group Millennium & Copthorne will post a £5m deferred tax expense in its next interims after changes to New Zealand's tax rules....
Controlled foreign companies rules must keep UK commercial
David Jetuah, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 11:48:00
Advisers say proposed changes to the taxation of overseas subsidiaries show commitment to keeping the UK commercial
Leading tax advisers are hoping talks with the government on how overseas arms of multinationals are taxed will end up keeping the UK an attractive place to do business....
Premier League defends preferential insolvency rule
Rachael Singh, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 10:33:00
The Premier League gave its side of the story yesterday over preferential payments to football creditors in football administrations
The Premier League defended its preferential payments rule in an insolvency at a Business Finance and Accountancy (BFA) parliament group meeting....
Sage debt reduced by £25m in three months
Rachael Singh, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 10:05:00
FTSE 100 financial software company Sage says its debt has dropped by £25m in the last three months
Accountancy software giant Sage announced a drop in net debt and improved growth trends in its latest interim management statement released this morning....
Former Sanctuary FD Wallace joins Forum Energy
Kevin Reed, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 10:03:00
Paul Wallace joins oil and gas business Forum Energy as a director
Accountant Paul Wallace has been appointed as a director of oil and gas business Forum Energy. Wallace is the former group finance director of Sanctuary Group, and is a non-executive...
Pensions tax talks welcomed by advisers
David Jetuah, Accountancy Age, Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 09:49:00
Moves to work out pensions tax relief welcomed by advisers, but there is still a long way to go
Accountants and employee benefits experts have welcomed the government's efforts to reach a compromise on taxing high earners' pensions contributions....
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