Diversity drives corporate governance reform

ICAEW interviews Vassilios Kaminaris, Partner at EY in Greece and staunch advocate of diversity, on new legislation requiring 25% of board members to be women.

Duty to Report Misconduct: new guidance released

New guidance on the ICAEW Duty to Report Misconduct dispels myths and provides clarity for members looking to make a report.

Practically speaking: pandemic prompts extra time for account filing

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

Practically speaking: company electronic tagging deadline extended

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

Practically speaking: more time for DAC6 reporting

Deadlines for reporting cross-border transactions under DAC6 regulations intended to identify tax practices with particular hallmarks have been extended. Taxpayers and their advisers are being warned, however, not to be complacent.

Don’t burden millennials with the COVID recovery bill

Policymakers should ensure the burden of rebuilding is shared equally and not unfairly borne by the young, writes Mark Rowland.

Rebuilding after COVID-19: don’t forget the fundamentals

Companies have a big role to play in a successful recovery but it’s important not to forget the fundamentals, finds Sarah Perrin.

The future of purpose and profit post-COVID

19 September 2020: The pandemic has proved that the public and private sectors can co-operate to the benefit of all of us. This could be the template for a new type of corporate behaviour. Words by Sarah Perrin.

How company directors should tackle the insolvency process

Running a business has always been a challenge, but the global pandemic has been one of the toughest that company directors have encountered.

Five views on the future of audit

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