ICAEW CEO Michael Izza says that the fight for survival will require vision, patience, capital and, above all, pragmatism.

ICAEW President David Matthews on how the desire for a more sustainable world provides accountants with an opportunity and responsibility.

CMI CEO Ann Francke describes how workplace trends emerging from post-pandemic life are helping to create a more inclusive culture.

Three perspectives on one of the trickiest issues emerging from a new era of global trade, the taxation of global digital service providers.

We talk to three experienced board members in the US, Europe and Asia about COVID-19, and their predictions for the future.

A look at how chartered accountants are working to transform companies to ensure their survival in a post-COVID environment.

How online drinks retailer Vineyards.com, automotive giant Ford and coffee chain Starbucks turned business around after COVID-19 hit.

Local authorities face recruitment challenges across all levels of the finance spectrum, a source of stress that shows no sign of abating.

The Director of Resources at Newark and Sherwood Council tells how his council combines robust financial management with an innovative investment approach.

A recent study highlighted that the financial pressures created by the spread of COVID-19 are pushing many local authorities to breaking point.

Pressure is growing on the profession to address the challenges of audit reform. We offer some perspectives on its future, and an argument for change from ICAEW.

Rather than diminishing the threat from climate change, the sudden shock has exposed the fragility of entire business models and supply chains to unaccounted risk.

A lot of charities are just focused on survival at the moment, but for long-term survival they can’t afford to ignore the environment,

When it comes to the financial sector’s role in a green, resilient recovery, data is everything during the transition to a low carbon economy.

The UK Government is facing global and domestic pressure to lead by example in building a green recovery from the pandemic.

The Head of Sustainable Finance at WWF-UK says the world stands on the precipice of a catastrophe far greater than COVID-19.

The pandemic has proved that the public and private sectors can co-operate to the benefit of all — a template for a new type of corporate behaviour.

Companies have a big role to play in a successful recovery but it’s important not to forget the fundamentals of sound working capital management.

Policymakers must ensure the burden of rebuilding is shared equally and not unfairly borne by the young.

Inspired by her father, Elona Mortimer-Zhika forged her career in accountancy leading to the top job at a major UK software company.

Lockdown has highlighted crisis management, showing how firms need to be ready for a range of risks.

Objectives and Key Results (OKR), and other employee performance management techniques, can help you achieve more with your team.

Accountants in the charities sector will face some of the most testing times in their careers. Three rising stars talk about the challenges they face,

The traditional way into accountancy has been via university but the profession is increasingly reaping the benefits of hiring school leavers as trainee accountants.

The COVID-19 crisis has led the Financial Conduct Authority to extend the deadline for companies to comply with European Single Electronic Format requirements.

Deadlines for reporting cross-border transactions under DAC6 regulations intended to identify tax practices with particular hallmarks have been extended.

UK companies struggling with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic have been given more time to file their accounts at Companies House.

From projects rehabilitating child soldiers to financing an ethanol factory, Clive Neel’s career illustrates the breadth of the ACA.