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CIPFA and ICAEW to ‘get even closer’!

30/07/2025

CIPFA and ICAEW have signed a new Head of Terms agreement, which sets out the strategic direction for a potential merger between the two chartered bodies. Under the agreement CIPFA...

New wave of intelligent automations from QuickBooks

30/07/2025

Intuit QuickBooks has unveiled a series of new product innovations, which will help deliver a more intelligent and automated accounting experience. Among the innovations is QuickBooks Payments which, allows users...

CIPFA’s Student Network – alive and strong

30/07/2025

You can meet CIPFA’s new Student Network President, Susanna Farrell, in the latest PQ magazine. She has chosen three key themes for the coming year – outreach, representation, and opportunity....

Google goes into AI mode

30/07/2025

Google has said it is overhauling its search engine to act more like ChatGPT. It means users using the AI mode will not be provided with traditional list of links...

PQ JOB OF THE WEEK: Finance Team Leader – grants and payments

29/07/2025

World-leading researchers in cutting-edge technology are looking for a finance team leader. Based in Oxford you will need to be in the office 4 days a week, with one day...

Creating a fake ID is easy!

29/07/2025

A common trick of money launderers is to combine a real National Insurance number with a fabricated identity – new name, address or job title. Because the NI is...

Your business resilience toolkit has arrived

29/07/2025

CIMA has launched a Business Resilience Toolkit, to help finance professionals and business leaders meet uncertain and challenging economic conditions head on. The institute stressed resilience is no longer a...

AATs – remember first things first…

28/07/2025

When you start a new paper AAT students need to take a look at the exam/practise assessment before they do anything else, says e-Careers leading expert Karen Groves (pictured). She...

Photographic evidence seals the case!

28/07/2025

ACCA trainee Naveed Hussain of Melbourne, Australia has been removed from the student register and fined costs of £7,000 for taking pictures of his exam and then sharing them! The...