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Three and a half year sentence for former Brazil footy star Romario

The Inland Revenue is boasting that it got a planned software upgrade finished on its self-assessment website ahead of schedule contradicting reports that the site had crashed.

US-based consultancy giant Booz & Company votes to join PwC international network

High Court judge asked to dismiss $87m negligence suit banked rolled by litigation funding

The true level of business fraud may be hidden by employees fearful of the consequences

A leading ACCA official in Hong Kong has today revealed it 'may explore' the possibility of examining students in Chinese.

When Chris Dickson started work as an investigator at the Serious Fraud Office in 1988, he did not imagine that some ten years later he would be grappling with the intricacies of the audit process. But in 1997, after a successful interview for the top job

Two contract killers were jailed for life on Monday for the murder of Lancashire accountant David Wilson. Wilson, 47, was murdered at his country home near Chorley in 1992. Michael Crossley and Stephen Playle, both 34, burst in and shot him. Wilson gave d