October 2010

Volume: 42 Issue: 5

• Business reporting - how to make sure we don't tumble into another black hole
• CAP 2 Examination - Action is underway to address issues raised by disappointing results
• Caveat Consuasor - Gaines Cooper case reminds advisers to take care
• CFO perspectives - ongoing challenges will involve a careful balancing act
• Debating the future of audit
• Destination: Abu Dhabi
• Doing the right thing - ethics and integrity
• Don't lose that laptop, don't forget to check that address
• Effectiveness of external audit - the softer side
• Focusing on FDI fundamentals - foreign investment into the future
• Help us to help you - updating your details online helps Chartered Accountants Ireland develop more relevant services
• Helping SMEs Succeed - Chartered Accountants must support financial decision-making and performance management
• Holding your own - top tips to improve client retention
• IFRS for SMEs - application in practice
• Increasing public sector productivity - Could Lean Six Sigma help improve services?
• Innovation - tax reliefs simplified
• Investment companies - another time-efficient means to manage your savings or pension
• Multinationals - how many GAAPs can you apply simultaneously?
• Northern Ireland tax notes October 2010
• Numbering their days - the treatement of tax exiles in Irish tax legislation
• Oil for the engine - financial supports available to SMEs
• Personal finance apps - give free iPhone apps to help you manage your money
• Practice development - why SMPs must evolve to survive
• Republic of Ireland tax deadlines October 2010
• Roll over SAS 70, it's time for ISAE 3402 and SSAE 16
• Suviving tough times - practical steps to help you succeed
• Tax policy in the UK - new government, fresh start
• The heat is on for pension schemes - fund deficits create a brave new world for members and trustees
• UK Bribery Act 2010 - implications for Irish commercial organisations
• Understanding costs using the value chain - a Ryanair example
• Wealth management - bitter experience has shown the value of independent advice
• Why reform of Ireland's bankruptcy legislation is urgent