Barclays experienced a significant IT outage that disrupted various banking services, including online and mobile banking platforms, as well as payment processing systems. This incident coincided with ...

PKF is now at 89 AIM-listed clients, just two away from overtaking BDO’s 91 clients. The firm has a stronghold in the Basic Materials sector, with 39 clients—more than double BDO’s count. It also ...

As the climate crisis accelerates, the world is shifting towards transparency in carbon emissions. With mandatory climate reporting set to impact an estimated 80,000 Australian businesses by 2028, and ...

The Accountancy Age Top 25 International Networks 2022 promotes excellence in the accountancy industry worldwide by ranking accountancy organisations by combined annual total income. Figures are ...

In a sector often overshadowed by labyrinthine supply chains and erratic profit margins, Sage—known primarily for its ...

The fall in confidence comes following the announcement of large tax rises for UK employers in the recent Autumn Budget ...

The UK has entered 2025 at a crossroads. While global growth is set to continue at a modest pace, Britain faces a far more delicate balancing act. With GDP growth forecasts hovering at 1.3% for the ...

Over the past five years, accounting firms have faced penalties exceeding $100 million globally for lapses tied to ethical ...

In 2025, artificial intelligence (AI) has moved beyond being a buzzword in accounting—it’s now a fundamental part of how businesses manage their finances. The global market for AI in accounting is ...

EY’s Marc Jeschonneck and Paul Goodhew reveal how generative AI and innovation are reshaping the future of auditing.

Local councils across the UK are facing a fiscal crisis, with some proposing sharp council tax hikes to tackle mounting debt and budget shortfalls. Eight of the most indebted councils, including ...

Baker Tilly International has today announced record global revenues of $5.62bn for the year ended 31 December 2024, marking a 9% increase from the previous year (or 9.5% at constant exchange rates).