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With the curtain about to fall on another eventful year in accountancy, the podcast team bring 2018's biggest headlines (and a few of their lesser-known favourites) to the end-of-year party. For this round-up of the year in accountancy, podcast host Tom Herbert was joined by Francois Badenhorst, Richard Hattersley and John Stokdyk, and the show was edited and produced by Valme Claro. If you'd like...

In this special edition of the Accounting Excellence podcast Tom Herbert and John Stokdyk discuss the trends and winners from this year's Awards, in the company of Della Hudson of Hudson Business Advice and Glen Collins from the ACCA.

The AccountingWEB team reviews this month’s disciplinary orders and asks a larger question about how accountants can manage their online reputation. Plus, the team unpicks the Lord’s report on HMRC’s “pernicious” 2019 loan charge and asks when does a sales invoice become a valid legal document? Joining Tom Herbert this week are practice correspondent Richard Hattersley and Sift portfolio finance d...

In a packed episode the AccountingWEB podcast team tackle the compliance-advisory debate, find out what happens when tax and Brexit collide, and John Stokdyk rounds up a busy conference season. In recent years compliance for accounting firms has taken a bit of a beating. Routinely pronounced dead at conferences, in social media posts, or any gathering where an accountant is in earshot. The message...

AccountingWEB's editor Tom Herbert is joined by Mark Purdue from Thomson Reuters and Nigel Burton from Burton Sweet to discuss what this year's budget means for accountants.

In a week saturated by wall-to-wall Budget analysis, the pod decided to wash its hands of Hammond's fiscal fiddling and look at what else has been happening in the accounting world. Topics up for discussion included whether accountants should wade into the murky waters of app advisory, confusing accountancy institute fines, Open Banking, and an introduction to the world of the portfolio finance di...

After months of waiting, the Making Tax Digital for VAT pilot has finally opened to half a million business. In the podcast we'll be looking at the latest developments and deferments, and asking what it means in practice for accountants.

The No Accounting for Taste team was not short of topics after Making Tax Digital, Brexit, and of course, the Budget dominated the news this week.

Pod regular Della Hudson joins the No Accounting for Taste podcast team to discuss mental health in the profession, the cashless economy and her new book. For the shownotes and links to all the stories mentioned visit https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/tech/tech-pulse/no-accounting-for-taste-ep24-mental-health-in-accountancy

New practice director Katie Bladen joins the No Accounting for Taste podcast to discuss making partner and the latest news, including the Labour Party conference and the Accounting Excellence awards.

Are you really AML compliant? In this podcast, esteemed AccountingWEB member David Winch and AML expert Richard Simms review the recent AML changes and explain how you can strengthen your compliance.

On this week’s No Accounting for Taste, Jen Gerrard from charity-focused firm Gerrard Financial stops by the pod to discuss why she went down the charity niche, the thorny issue of pricing and whether the four day week really is possible.

We are just five months away from the Making Tax Digital for VAT deadline so it's not surprising that the latest Accounting Excellence webcast saw lots of questions on this subject. Foremost in most viewers minds were calls for information on spreadsheets and bridging software as well as confirmation of exactly what HMRC require as part of the digital submission and queries about the MTD pilot. SH...

As the end of the 9 - 5 working day means longer hours for many, the No Accounting for Taste team discusses the impact burnout culture and stress has had on accountants, alongside the latest headlines.

Confronted with an abundance of compliance deadlines such as GDPR and MTD, it is essential for accountants in practice to have formulated a risk management strategy to comply with these legislations. With the shadow of GDPR still looming large, and not least the unknown commodity known as Brexit, Lucy Cohen and Olly Evans discuss how they went about understanding their strengths and weaknesses and...

This week a packed pod tackles the ever-present threat of accountant burnout, examines the GDPR implications of HMRC’s Voice ID scheme and offers a sneak preview of the Autumn Budget. In the company of tax writer Rebecca Cave, AccountingWEB’s head of insight John Stokdyk and practice correspondent Richard Hattersley, pod host Tom Herbert runs through the stories making the headlines in accountancy...

Practice owner Zoe Whitman joins the AccountingWEB podcast to talk about finding her first clients, starting a practice, networking, and the latest headlines. Later in the podcast, AccountingWEB's global editor John Stokdyk beams in from his Brighton HQ to give the lowdown on Xero's $70m acquisition of HubDoc.

In the latest Accounting Excellence Talks podcast host Richard Hattersley takes us through questions from the Accounting Excellence webcast, first aired on July 18. He's joined by Receipt Bank Account Manager Mike Phillips as well as accountants Simon Kallu and Nikki Adam whose firms have numerous awards and nominations in the name of client service under their belts. You can view on demand webcas...

This week the AccountingWEB pod squad looked at the government's Making Tax Digital for VAT notice, robot taxes, holidays during peak season and meaty expense claims, along with a quick run through this week’s headlines in accountancy. For the show notes and links to all the stories mentioned in the podcast, visit the podcast page on the site: https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/tech/tech-pulse/no-acc...

This week's podcast covers a broad sweep of stories from across the world of accounting, including disciplinaries, spreadsheet best practice, blockchain, landlines and whether it's acceptable to wear shorts in the office. For the show notes and links to all the stories mentioned in the podcast, visit the podcast page on the site: https://www.accountingweb.co.uk/tech/tech-pulse/no-accounting-for-ta...

In the latest On Compliance podcast Tom Herbert talks to David Smith, Director of Assurance and Financial Reporting Content from Mercia Group and Briony Kempton, Product Manager, Thomson Reuters Digita, Accounts Production Advanced from Thomson Reuters about updates to FRS 105 legislation.

Following on from this months' Accounting Excellence Talks webcast, You've done cloud, now what?, Tom Herbert sat down with the panellists to discuss the unanswered questions from the interactive Q&A section. The panel also delve a little deeper into their own experiences with acclimatising clients to the cloud as well as how they've created opportunities for better client relationships and capita...

It's episode 16! And as Tom points out in this week's show, the podcast is now old enough to buy a pack of smokes, get a railcard or drive a moped. But burgeoning adolescence aside, this week's episode focuses on the notoriously tricky terrain of startups and scale-ups. Our special guest is Stuart Budd, the commercial director of FD Works, a Bristol-based accounting firm that specialises in helpin...

In part two of this GDPR special editor Tom Herbert speaks to Ian Cooper, Product Manager at Thomson Reuters to get a flavour of the post-GDPR deadline accountancy space.

After last episode's Accountex field trip, No Accounting for Taste returns to the comforting warmth of AccountingWEB's Bristol HQ. And this week's episode has it all: video marketing, the future of cash, and some nerdy metric chat.