Developing your business

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Accounting and the law: the ultimate guardian against tax avoidance

The idea that accountants have to make moral judgements exclusive of accounting and the law borders on the absurd, says Accountancy Age editor Kevin Reed.

How avoiding tax can be ethical

Advising and helping clients to avoid paying tax is not unethical. It’s what you do with the rewards that counts, argues AAT member in practice Jenni Frost.

Top tips for funding your business

Do you get confused with having to write a proposal for funding for your business? If so, there are three alternative ways of financing your business that could make your life easier, according to Simon Dixon of Bank To The Future.

Top five productivity apps to save you time

Everyone wants to be able to do more in less time, and there are a dizzying number of productivity apps promising to help us do exactly that. Dean Evans picks his top five.

How going green can have a positive impact on your business

Going green is usually overlooked by companies because of a lack of understanding, time or other business pressures. Chris White of Smarterbusiness argues that sustainability can have a positive impact on your business – and its bottom line

Is HMRC’s Evasion Strategy the end for offshore?

HMRC’s recently-unveiled Offshore Evasion Strategy allows people to report undisclosed taxable income held in Crown Dependencies in return for lower penalties. But does it spell the end for offshore? Jon Claypole, a Partner at Mazars, delves into the document

Social media at work: where do you stand?

One of the most hotly debated topics is whether social media at work should be allowed. Leon Walker weighs up the arguments.

In conversation: John Whiting, HMRC’s new tax guru

After an illustrious career in the tax advice sector, John Whiting has taken a directorship at HMRC. He wants more consultation – and he’s looking to bring AAT members into the heart of the discussion, finds Ben Walker.

Should employees be allowed access to social media at work?

The proliferation of social networks – and their increasing importance to companies online – is making the issue of allowing employees access to social media at work a conundrum. We asked two experts whether you should lock or liberate your staff’s online access.

How 4G will change the way you work

This week the result of the Government’s 4G auction was released, meaning faster mobile internet is a step closer. But what is it? And how will it change the way you work? Technology expert Dean Evans explains.

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