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Louise Cooper, journalist at CooperCity discusses her thoughts on our latest Big Question – What challenges do businesses face in promoting more women into leadership roles?
David Smith, Economics Editor at The Sunday Times discusses our latest Big Question – What do finance professionals think about investment in skills and training?
Neil Morling, Interim CFO at Handley House discusses our latest Big Question – are UK businesses prepared for Brexit?
Louise Cooper, Journalist at CooperCity discusses her thoughts on our latest Big Question – how will AI affect the workplace?
Few taxes are welcomed by those who pay them but business rates are a particularly unloved tax. Despite recent government reforms, many firms find the burden of business rates unacceptable.
Forecasting the economy can be about as accurate as Nostradamus. As the joke goes, “economists were invented to make astrologers look good".
General data protection regulation (GDPR) comes into effect on May 25 and is a hot topic for businesses and other organisations. In the first Big Question, Reed Accountancy & Finance surveyed clien...
If it is March, then there must be a Budget, with all the bits and pieces that entails. Normally at this time of year many in business are anxiously leafing through the Budget small print, just to ...
Our research shows that accountants value benefits above salary when searching for a new role.
David Smith, economics editor of the Sunday Times, summarise the key points for business from the Autumn Budget 2017.
