Leading edge
Robert Bruce talks about the qualities of leadership.
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Podcasts for ACCA members on a raft of topical and technical issues
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20 of 21 episodesExchange transactions
Ramesh Ruben Louis runs through MPSAS 9 on accounting for revenue from exchange transactions in the public sector.
Outcome orientated
Robert Bruce says it's time to move forward the debate about a Big Four split-up.
Brexit-ear
Robert Bruce looks at Brexit, ethics and the political process.
Artistic licence
Robert Bruce talks about balancing science and arts interests.
Funny money
Robert Bruce gets to grips with cryptocurrencies.
Sporting metaphors
Robert Bruce talks about trust and transparency in sport as in business.
Leading edge
Robert Bruce talks about the qualities of leadership.
At your service
Ramesh Ruben Louis explains service concession arrangements under the MPERS framework.
How may I direct your call?
Robert Bruce reflects on the Public Accounts Committees' report on HMRC customer-satisfaction measures.
Fessing up
Robert Bruce talks about the Financial Reporting council's mea culpa over HBOS.
Trust is a must
The challenge of restoring the fast-waning trust in public institutions.
Board games
Robert Bruce talks about the pitfalls of presenting electronic financial information to the board.
Good work
Robert Bruce finds that the Taylor Review of modern working practices clears up some of the received wisdom.
Construction contracts
Ramesh Ruben Louis considers one of the key areas of revenue recognition - accounting for construction contracts.
Taxman talk
Robert Bruce takes a look at HMRC's priorities.
Take CARE
Ramesh Ruben Louis considers the new CARE approach - Comprehend, Apply and Report - in the Malaysia Code of Corporate Governance.
Pitch invasion
Robert Bruce offers his views on recent HMRC scrutiny of football's tax affairs.
EBITDoh!
Robert Bruce suggests that the jargon used by business isn't helpful.
Cadbury 25 years on
Robert Bruce gives his views on the limitations of the Cadbury Code.