A wish list
I start with a confession – I have never written a blog before, so this for me is a new tentative step into social media and rather than launching full throttle into my views on the latest from AIA,...
View ArticleGOLDMAN SACHS – THE “TOXIC” BANK
It would seem the world of banking finally has a conscience in the form of Executive Director Greg Smith who resigned from Goldman Sachs in an open letter to the New York Times after 12 years at the...
View ArticleGEORGE OSBORNE SHOCKED OVER TAX DODGERS?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/georgeosborne/9194558/George-Osborne-Im-going-after-the-wealthy-tax-dodgers.html Somehow the suggestion that George Osborne is “shocked” at the tax avoidance...
View ArticleINTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANT READER SURVEY
There has been a lot of talk about Government proposals to merge National Insurance and income tax, the pros, the cons, the winners, the losers, the motives and the impact. I would really like to know...
View ArticleINTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANT HAS HAD A REVAMP!
I am really excited about the forthcoming issue of International Accountant; you still get the highest standards of content sourced from experts in their field, but we have undertaken a redesign that...
View Article2012 - THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
As I have just signed off on the last International Accountant of 2012, it is natural to look back on how the year turned out and without much analysis, I know that this year has been a heady...
View ArticleINTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANT 68: THE YEAR AHEAD
As I said previously, 2012 was a year of highs and lows from across the accountancy and financial sector and so naturally with the dawning of a New Year, my mind has turned to what 2013 has in store. I...
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