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The shift towards cloud-based accounting software represents a significant transformation, as this technology enables financial professionals to access and manage financial data in real-time, from any ...

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Against a background of continuing global economic uncertainty, the largest international networks, alliances and associations across accountancy have maintained positive growth rates, while mergers ...

Ahead of the ICAEW Annual Conference, Professor Joe Nellis shares his take on AI, reindustrialisation, and what defines real leadership amid global change.

In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, accountants must adapt and acquire new skills to stay ahead of the curve. One such skill that has become increasingly important is data analytics.

PwC's Australia tax scandal has led to significant changes, including over 300 job cuts and the refusal to share a crucial report with Australian parliament, highlighting the need for transparency in ...

The UK Accountancy Sector Outlook Report 2024-2025 in partnership with HSBC provides actionable insights to help you navigate a rapidly evolving industry. Backed by data from over 100 leading firms, ...

The UK’s largest accountancy firms are rethinking early-career recruitment as generative AI and offshoring reshape the entry-level workforce. Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC have collectively scaled back ...