The 10 strangest taxes in history
“Nothing is certain except death and taxes”– Benjamin Franklin, 1789 It’s clear that no one has ever liked paying taxes,…
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The Briefcase #34: Accounting in Music
There are many types of people in the world, but for the purposes of this introduction, let’s imagine that there…The Briefcase #31: Computer Games For Accountants
Plumbers have Mario, doctors have Theme Hospital, and psychopaths have The Sims. But where are the games for accountants? You…
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The Tesco Accounting Scandal
By: Juan Carlos Venegas | Posted on: 18th Oct 2017
Overview of the Allegations Christopher Bush, Tesco UK’s former managing director, Carl Rogberg, the company’s former UK finance director, and…
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How to Profit From a Ponzi Scheme
By: John Taylor | Posted on: 20th Dec 2016
It seems a sad indictment of the human condition that even in this cynical ‘seen it all before’ age, greed…
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The Seven Guiding Principles of Integrated Reporting
By: AccountingCPD | Posted on: 14th Sep 2016
Integrated reporting is designed to give a more complete picture of how an organisation creates value over time. Rather than…