● Businesses urged to take steps to maximise the opportunities of AI and lay foundations for responsible use of new technologies
● AI use in finance must be built on trust in order for it to succeed in rollout and application
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Professional accountants are especially well-placed to help change the world for the better
● Additional people and businesses are being pulled into higher tax bands, adding to an already overburdened HMRC service
● Frozen thresholds can result in companies not being as productive and instead capping their profit under thresholds to avoid taxation
● UK economy remains weak, and small businesses are concerned about continuing inflation hitting their bottom line
National Day marked with business leaders hearing about sustainability and transformation.
ACCA reveals the results of its Global Talent Trends Survey 2024.
ACCA’s review of the current global economy suggests 2024 will be beset with risks and challenges.
ACCA backs FRC proposals to allow auditors to focus on laws and regulations that are most likely to have a material impact on the financial statements.
Lloyd Powell, Head of ACCA Cymru Wales, reveals the importance of innovation for SMEs in his latest Western Mail column.
ACCA has written to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt ahead of the Autumn Statement (Budget) expressing its concerns about UK economic progress for the future. The letter also highlights the need for swift completion of the audit reform process, incentivising investment and HMRC service improvements to help the UK economy stabilise and grow long term.
The Global Summit convenes Supreme Audit Institutions and key stakeholders from around the world to discuss how (SAIs) contribute to people and planet by engaging in the growing movement on sustainability reporting and oversight.