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The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked discussions on whether accountants should learn the programming languages that power these technologies. As coding skills are increasingly marketed across various professions, we explore whether the accountancy sector could benefit from a programming crash course.
Key points More than £190 billion of crypto assets were traded in the UK in 2022, with this market continuing to escalate rapidly. As...
Key points HMRC is cracking down on late filings, with penalties rising. Accounting professionals hold a vital role in helping small...
Key points Succession planning is vital for all businesses, big or small. The stigma around people moving on can hinder preparations. For a...
The gulf between the haves and have-nots raises concerns about the readiness of UK businesses to meet future environmental targets and capitalise...
Data shows that AI-enabled practices expect to hire 10 times more employees and triple their revenue growth compared to non-users, outpacing...
Key points Accountancy firms can now include up to four generations co-existing in the workplace. Effective communication is the number one...
Key points Recent R&D tax relief scheme changes impact SMEs from 1 April 2024. HMRC faces criticism for claim assessment, particularly from...
NCA’s cotton import case underscores the need to understand the source of goods and services. Key points A landmark court judgment has heightened...
Data protection emerges as one of the five top compliance challenges for accountants over the next 12 months Accounting professionals are no...
Key points The NCA recently stopped a major cybercrime marketplace: a prolific DDoS-for-hire service. As threats rise, the new government...
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