No Accounting for Taste ep223: The future of finance leadership at FAB 2027
As registrations open for FAB 2027, Dhosjan Greenaway-Dalini joins the show to explore how AI is reshaping finance leadership, why technolog...
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E-invoicing could deliver the innovation MTD promised
Moving an old process onto software isn't innovation; changing the process itself is. Richard Sergeant of Principle Point tells the Accounti...
No Accounting for Taste ep222: Accounting’s next big TV drama
Inspired by dramas such as Mr Bates vs The Post Office, the team put on their TV producer hats and pitch the accounting stories they think d...
No Accounting for Taste ep221: The fallout from MTD’s first deadline
This week's episode looks at the first MTD quarterly deadline and what the numbers tell us. Special guest Robyn Milstead joins the podcast t...
Get the fundamentals right before chasing AI
AI may be changing the mechanics of accounting, but the firms best placed to benefit will be those that get the fundamentals right first. Th...
No Accounting for Taste ep220: The deal reshaping accountancy M&A
On this week’s episode, the team is joined by AJ Chambers managing director James Gosling to discuss Affinia’s acquisition of Wilson Partner...
No Accounting for Taste ep219: Training the accountant of the future
Sharon Cooke, technical director at 20:20 Innovation, joins the latest episode of No Accounting for Taste to talk about training in a changi...
No Accounting for Taste ep218: What happened at Xerocon?
Despite Tom Herbert missing Xerocon, Richard Hattersley was on hand to fill him in – including the big slide and ball pit. He explains how A...
No Accounting for Tech: Xero CEO on AI, the builder class and Xero at 20
Live from Xerocon at Olympia, Richard Hattersley sits down with Xero CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy to mark the company's 20th anniversary. Tog...
The Progressive Firm Pod Podcast S2E5: Rolling out tech without rattling clients
How can firms ensure technology improves the client experience rather than complicates it and can such a step be taken without affecting tha...
No Accounting for Taste ep217: The tax gap MTD forgot to close
The team starts with good news for the Finance, Accounting & Bookkeeping Show, after FAB picked up two event awards. Richard Hattersley refl...
No Accounting for Taste ep216: P&L filing from proposal to final form
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No Accounting for Taste ep215: AI reality check for tax tech
Tom Herbert shares his takeaways from Tax Tech Live in London, where the AI conversation felt more grounded. Rather than sweeping claims abo...
No Accounting for Taste ep214: Must finance leaders be tech-savvy?
Matthew Ord opens the podcast with good news for anyone still working on their Accounting Excellence entry: the deadline has been extended t...
No Accounting for Taste ep213: AI confidence takes centre stage
As Tom Herbert returns from sunny San Francisco, he reflects on his time at Sage Future and the event’s focus on building trust in artificia...
Sage CEO: Accountants won’t trust black-box AI
Speaking to AccountingWEB technology editor Tom Herbert at Sage Future, Sage’s annual user conference in San Francisco, chief executive Stev...
The Progressive Firm Podcast - S2E4: Dealing With Difficult Clients
How does an accounting firm navigate the breakdown of a relationship with a difficult client and what’s the cost of letting such a scenario...
No Accounting for Taste ep212: Why AI keeps stealing the spotlight
There is just under a month to go until entries for the Accounting Excellence Awards close on 20 May. Matthew Ord shares more on this year’s...
No Accounting for Taste ep211: MTD is finally here
Making Tax Digital (MTD) has finally become a reality, more than a decade after it was first announced. Richard Hattersley reflects on the j...
Software shopping season: Less sizzle, more substance
While MTD and AI dominated the chatter at the Finance, Accounting and Bookkeeping Show, one theme kept surfacing above the noise: accountant...