Johnston Carmichael confirms largest ever student intake & more…Keep up with what has been happening in our latest accountancy news round-up…
Accountants work to shed ‘boring’ tag amid hiring crisis
Faced with a sharp decline in the number of people taking exams for entry to the profession, and a slide in interest in university accounting courses that hints at deeper trouble to come, the industry is trying to reverse the trend.
Businesses warned of IR35 uncertainties despite reform u-turn
Accountants have warned that uncertainties around IR35 remain despite damaging reforms being scrapped in line with the UK’s Growth Plan.
ACCA Welcomes Mazars In India To Approved Employer Status
ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), the global body for professional accountants, is pleased to announce that Mazars in India has become the latest organisation to meet its high standards of employee training and development.
Regulator starts Frasers-owned Studio Retail Group audit enquiry
Industry watchdog the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched an investigation into the financial statements of Studio Retail Group the business bought for £26.8 million by retail titan Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group in February this year.
Independent business advisory and accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael has welcomed a record intake of 93 students, including school leavers, summer interns and graduates who will train to become qualified accountants.
