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Your journal entries guide to lease incentive accounting

One of the most common types of lease incentive is where a landlord allows a business tenant a period of time rent...

As we highlighted last week there is a newly revised and restructured Code of Ethics coming soon for accountants in...

As we highlighted last week there is a newly revised and restructured Code of Ethics coming soon for accountants in...

A reminder of what they are before the new Code of Ethics becomes effective The nature of accountancy and the...

A question that I often get asked is: how are changes in depreciation policy accounted for? The follow up question...

A ten-year anniversary meeting of the Global Forum, celebrating the global impact of tax transparency, was held in...

A new requirement - to protect firms against the risk of money laundering - came into law last year, but many firms...

Journalists at the London Times are to be congratulated for today, 4 December 2019, exposing a web of alleged money...

In a recent Financial Times story, it was reported that the EU is proposing to set up a new anti-money laundering body...

As we pointed out in our last two blogs here and here, Carillion was less than transparent in its 2016 financial...

Factoring in Ireland and the UK worth more than €400 billion. Last week we discussed how reverse factoring works. Now...

Some lessons for us all from the Carillion collapse. A very useful publication was issued recently by the little known...