@DamianClough2@soopagaz@K2020Cat I have to. As an interim manager working within local authorities all over the country, I’m no longer able to claim hotel or travel expenses as I’m inside IR35 and taxed as an employee - but without any of the employee rights. Indeed I’m also charged employers NIC.
@danielgoyal Totally disagree with you, unfortunately Daniel. All the big businesses support the Tory’s, as do the press. And the money follows. In my lifetime there will never be anything but a Tory or hung government led by Tories because of our stupid first-past-the-post political system.
Contrary to popular belief, conflict could actually be a positive thing for your organisation. Avoiding conflict could mean your organisation misses out on innovation and productivity. https://t.co/8Us9ZXN8zW
@RachelReevesMP, chair of the influential Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee, discusses why the FRC must go, breaking up the big firms and the "profound" problems with the audit sector
https://t.co/VBTwAoFG3J
In April, @BrydonDonald set out the scope of his landmark review into the quality and effectiveness of audit. The outgoing London Stock Exchange Group chair said he would focus on three areas: What is an audit? Who is it for? And does it meet the requirements?
The Financial Reporting Council wants stronger ethical rules requiring firms to be independent from their clients. It has launched a consultation on proposed changes #SixPillarsManagement#NED#audit#FRC