Accountants and bookkeepers have been on the front line supporting small businesses through a turbulent year. Like many of us, they have also been under a lot of pressure. As the compliance and advisory needs of clients change, emails and documents have been surging, and they’ve had to adapt to new ways of working. It […]

In times of crisis, the accountancy industry tends to thrive. But will the profession still be a stable career choice in the months and years to come? Click here to read the full article by Christian Koch, from AAT Comment.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has developed rapidly in 2020. Measures taken to contain the virus have affected economic activity, which in turn has implications for financial reporting. The implications include not only the measurement of assets and liabilities but also disclosure and possibly an entity’s ability to continue as a going concern. Click here to

Our definition of an apprenticeship is ACCA’s world-leading professional accountancy qualification paid for by the government. Click here for the full article to find out more.

The urgent need to minimise social contact in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic has seen accounting practices move rapidly to swap office life for remote working. Click here for the full article by Donal Nugent, Journalist at the ACCA

We are all part of the nature and our survival depend on it. Most accountants are unfortunately unable to enjoy this simple health benefits due to the nature of their jobs; spending most of their times addicted to indoor-activities. This is why sometimes, the lungs, minds and bodies are grasping for air therefore, mutations slowly