| Accountancy 1986 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A 10-point guide to buying success. (management buy-outs) | Business | Tony Grundy |
| A 'born-again' docklands can help the city grow. (areas near London where financial institutions can build Commercial and Industrial Property) | Business | Mary Bradenberg |
| A capitalist puts money where he feels it will grow. (venture capitalists) (Finance for the Growing Business) | Business | Andrew Davison |
| Accountant's role in management of service industries. (management accounting in service industries) | Business | David Jordan |
| Accounting for pension scheme surpluses. | Business | Christopher Napier |
| Accounting for the effects of changing prices. | Business | |
| Accounting issues: complacency out, compliance in. | Business | Chris Swinson |
| Accounting without inflation. (Accounting Standards Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) | Business | |
| Advocacy: some practical aspects of tax appeals. | Business | A.G. McBain, Michael Sherry |
| A fresh look at the principles of accounting. | Business | Philip Whyman |
| A growth area for objective financial advice. (Britain's Financial Services Bill) | Business | Tony Foreman |
| America: the year of living dangerously. (political activity and the U.S. budget) | Business | William Perraudin |
| An ACA flies the flag in America. (chartered accountants' educational requirements and regulations governing testing) | Business | Zena Carruthers |
| An analysis of the finance bill. (Great Britain's Finance Bill for 1986) | Business | Ron McBurnie, Tony Forman |
| An asset manager can work wonders. | Business | Nicholas Stacey |
| An interesting public spending problem. (Britain's 1986 Public Expenditure White Paper) | Business | Christopher Wickham |
| An overview of online databases. | Business | Brendan Walsh |
| Anyone can use a calculator. (capital assets pricing model) | Business | Peter Boys |
| A package with more than just word processing. (Samna tested ) | Business | Adele Ward |
| A program to get the most from your data. (Software Review) (VIPLAN, financial modeling software, from Distributed Management Systems of Great Britain) (evaluation) | Business | David Woolls |
| A special class of investor. (charities in Great Britain) | Business | Paul Harris |
| A true and fair and different view. (accounting standards in Great Britain) | Business | Kit Jackson |
| Audit committees - Are we any closer? (regulating the auditing practice in Great Britain) | Business | Jeremy Hanley |
| Auditing guideline: reliance on other specialists. (auditing standards in Great Britain) | Business | |
| Avoid becoming a takeover target. | Business | Tim Seymour |
| Bankruptcy is a disaster of Titanic proportions. (provisions of the Britain's Insolvency Act of 1986) | Business | John McQueen |
| Basic principles governing limited assurance engagements. (Exposure draft 27) (proposed international auditing guideline) | Business | |
| Be alert to the possibility of management fraud. | Business | David Gwilliam |
| Benson report on fraud published. (Lord Benson's report on auditor responsibilities relative to suspected fraud) | Business | |
| Beware the 'neutron' loan; vast loans have been raised in the US using flexible property financing techniques, but those involved in the UK should tread with care. | Business | Stephen Mundy |
| Bringing uncertainty into the CVP analysis. (cost-volume-profit models in British accounting) | Business | Peter Clarke |
| Business rates: the economic impact. | Business | Alfred Ilersic |
| Business strategy requires active implementation. (concentration of resources and communication in implementing a strategic plan ) | Business | Gordon Pearson |
| Business strategy should not be bureaucratic. | Business | Gordon Pearson |
| Can we all agree? (financial statement accounting standards in Britain) | Business | Edmond Grace |
| Can you afford to wait for success? (profitability among British wine making companies) | Business | Boris Sedacca |
| Can your PC communicate with the data base? | Business | Chris Quarmby |
| Cash flow and a company's health. | Business | Keron Bhattachacharya |
| Computers and the law: a legal route to customer satisfaction. (the law and computers in England) | Business | Martin Edwards |
| Consider CGT before going to the USM. (capital gains tax planning) | Business | Nicholas Noble |
| Corporate social reporting: the way forward. | Business | David Owen, Rob Gray, Keith Maunders |
| Corporate venturing is good business. | Business | John Ormerod, Ian Burns |
| Counting the cost of qualification. (the costs of recruiting, training, and keeping accountants in private firms in Great Britain) | Business | Michael Bourn |
| CT is going up - not going down. (corporation taxes in Great Britain) | Business | Robert Pereira |
| Departing in the right spirit. (complying with British accounting standards) | Business | Paul Ebling |
| Design - pervades the whole of the manager's world. | Business | Peter Gorb |
| Desk top laser printers for the smaller firm. | Business | Julie Harnett |
| Differing values. (valuation of British property companies) | Business | |
| Does your annual report deserve to win any prizes? (charities) | Business | Ken Burnett |
| Dollar - sterling - the peak is in sight. | Business | Mark Brett |
| Don't let the taxman grasp the winnings. (financial planning for the professional athlete in Britain) | Business | Andrew Burgess |
| Do you know what Europe can offer? (new sources of finance in England via the European Community) | Business | Roger Parkin, Ian Thornley |
| Draft auditing guideline: applicability to the public sector of auditing standards and guidelines. (Audit Practice Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales) | Business | |
| DTI consults on implementation of the Eighth Directive. (Britain's Department of Trade and Industry and the regulation of British accountants) | Business | |
| Economic trends: Mrs. T's taxing logic. (Prime Minister Thatcher and the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement) | Business | Don Barry |
| ED 40: stocks and long-term contracts. (exposure draft) (British accounting practices) | Business | |
| Education and training requirements for accounting technicians. (a proposed international education guideline from the International Federation of Accountants) | Business | |
| EEC directive puts onus on producers. (the European Economic Community and laws governing product liability) | Business | John Vann |
| Effective education and training for the 21st century. (training of chartered accountants in England) | Business | |
| Effective E & T: the ball's in your court. (education and training of accountants in Great Britain) | Business | John Mordy |
| End this 5 April nonsense. (changing income tax date from April 5 to March 31 in the UK) | Business | Hugh Williams, Roger Bibby |
| Explore the world of patents and know-how. | Business | Eric Parker |
| Exposure draft No. 25: materiality and audit risk. (International Federation of Accountants) | Business | |
| Factoring: a catalyst for growth and profits. (improving corporations' cash flows) | Business | Michael Maberly |
| Favourable response to merger talks: Peats-KGM. (merger negotiations between Peat Marwick International and Klynveld Main Goerdeler) | Business | |
| Fighting apartheid - the real costs. (British and South African trade relations) | Business | Richard Jeffrey |
| Finance for the growing business: the 'hands on' capital link. (business growth in England) | Business | Tony Shoebridge |
| Financial control in British Telecom. | Business | |
| Forward look at a possibly backward business method. (discounted cash flow) | Business | Stephen Collis |
| Front-end loading to the rescue? (whether UK graduate CPA's should receive immediate, in-house training from their firms) | Business | Glen Suarez |
| Future research planning at the Institute. (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) | Business | Stuart Turley |
| Getting a correct view on oil prices. | Business | Richard Stutely |
| Get your computer to integrate with your client. (using computers as intermediaries with auditing clients) | Business | Eric Willis |
| Good design is at the heart of strong businesses. (includes side article on The Design Council) | Business | Mervyn Unger |
| Go public: never mind the red tape. (government-assisted financing for businesses in Great Britain) | Business | Leslie Chadwick, Ajmal Perwaz |
| Growth prospects attract business to South Korea. | Business | Hester Thomas |
| How Britoil evaluates its project work. (offshore oil development in Great Britain) | Business | Tim Lawton |
| How should we measure TFP? (total factor productivity measurement) | Business | Keron Bhattacharya |
| How to succeed with a start-up. (financing the new business enterprise) | Business | Tony Stacey |
| How we should cope with the winds of change. (management of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) | Business | Anthony Carey |
| ICC slams transborder tax proposals. (International Chamber of Commerce and worldwide tax laws) | Business | Tim Nater |
| Incorporate your firm's methodology in its own manual. (producing a firm's audit manual) | Business | John Clemmence |
| Increase profit through improved added value. | Business | Keron Bhattacharya |
| Indefensible? (should Great Britain implement a capital budgeting approach to defense spending?) | Business | Brian Hilton |
| Information technology Statement No. 2 - Good Accounting Software. (accounting standard promulgated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales) | Business | |
| Insolvency work: Is the stress and strain worth it? (managing and accounting for bankruptcies in Britain) | Business | Sean Franklin, Tony Hill |
| Integrated software: is there a better way? (purchasing) | Business | Andrew Inkpen |
| Interest rates set to fall further. (analysis of British interest rates) | Business | Anthony Thomas |
| Internal audit - A career path or a dead end? | Business | Christopher Agg |
| International accounting standard No. 25: Accounting for Investments. (accounting standard promulgated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales) | Business | |
| International Auditing Guideline No. 21: date of the auditor's report; events after the balance sheet date; discovery of facts after the financial statements have been issued. (auditing standards established by the International Federation of Accountants) | Business | |
| International Auditing Guideline No. 22: representations by management. (auditing standards issued by the International Federation of Accountants) | Business | |
| International auditing guideline No. 23: going concern. (International Federation of Accountants) | Business | |
| International exposure draft 28: accounting for investments in associates and joint ventures. (International Accounting Standards Committee ) | Business | |
| International tax. (international changes in tax laws, by country) | Business | Alan Reid, John Goldsworth |
| Is personal debt really a problem? (consumer debt in Great Britain) | Business | Peter Warburton |
| It's not enough just to provide the figures. (the role of accountants in strategic planning) | Business | Alan Lovell |
| It's not really 'over-the-counter'. (over-the-counter financing of small business enterprises) | Business | Tim Brookes, Michael Wareing |
| It's what's beyond the figures that really counts. (evaluating acquisition targets from an accounting viewpoint) | Business | Mike Allen, Robert Hodgkinson |
| IT systems development: don't despair - progress is on the way. (information technology) | Business | Chris Fawcett, Brendan Dunphy |
| Learning from other people's mistakes. (Chris Barton, finance director of Newspaper Publishing PLC in Great Britain) | Business | |
| LMBOs with tax inducement - French style. (leveraged management buy-outs in France) | Business | Mark Ellison |
| Making use of your video. (Britain's video market and uses for video taping) | Business | Elizabeth Parr |
| Making waves for mega mergers. (British rules and regulations governing corporate mergers) | Business | Paul Barnes |
| Merchant banks have the muscle to back advice. (the British banking industry and corporate mergers) | Business | Malcolm Davidson |
| Merger accounting - the red herring. (accounting issues in Great Britain) | Business | Guy Loveday, Chart Foulks Lynch |
| Middle East banks - crisis compounded. | Business | Richard Stutely |
| Minimal disclosure hampers assessment. (share option schemes in Great Britain) | Business | |
| Multicurrency accounting revisited. | Business | Nicholas Ralph |
| New laws for old: Germany leads. (West Germany implements new accounting laws) | Business | Chris Nobes |
| Objective testing offers a choice of answers. (certification of accountants) | Business | Denis Keenan, John B. Anderson |
| Objective testing - we should look before we leap. (assessing the abilities of new student members to the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) | Business | James Rutter |
| Olivetti offers a system for the busy practice. (COMPASS, a multi-user package) | Business | Malcom Cole |
| Omnis - a DIY solution to complex data problems. (do-it-yourself) (Software Review) (applications generator) | Business | Anthony Meier |
| Once you leave England ... the UK financial manager will find that language is just one of the difficulties. The law, customs and practices will also pose problems. | Business | Robert Twist |
| Paying for Barnardo's ever open door. (financial management of charitable organization for children) | Business | |
| Pension costs - basic funding methods. (British accounting standards) | Business | |
| Pity the fleet manager with so much on offer. (options in the automobile fleet market) | Business | Ian Morton |
| Plain English is best. (making insurance policies easier to understand) | Business | John Vann |
| Practice makes perfect. (training accountants in tax law) | Business | Robert Ellerby |
| Predicting corporate failure. | Business | John Argenti |
| Preliminary ED from IASC: how the big four complied. (the effect of the preliminary accounting exposure draft issued by the International Accounting Standards Committee related to banks' financial reporting) | Business | |
| Private health plans suffer as costs soar. | Business | Lawrence Purchase |
| Problems in merger and acquisition accounting. (British accounting standards related to corporate reorganizations) | Business | Chris Westwick |
| Profession to draw up guidelines. (Financial Services Bill - reporting to supervisors) | Business | |
| Profits: A fair wind for 1986? | Business | Kenneth Inglis |
| Proposed framework of international auditing guidelines. | Business | |
| Public speaking is not as easy as you think. | Business | Alexander Mcain |
| Raiders invaders or simply good traders? (Japan's intrusion into British industry) | Business | Ian Gow |
| Religious audit: Could it happen here? (auditing procedures peculiar to Islamic business enterprises) | Business | Richard Briston, Ahmed El-Ashker |
| Rent reviews: the tenant's case. | Business | Richard Haynes |
| Report of the Disciplinary Committee. (Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales) | Business | |
| Resolving conflicts in intracompany transfer pricing. (dual transfer pricing within a corporation) | Business | Arthur Adelberg |
| Sales and finance staff should harmonize. | Business | Martin Posner |
| Satellites per ardura, ad astra? (non-military use of satellites) | Business | Brendon Gore |
| Self-regulation and the quality of professional service: a proposed framework. (Auditing Practices Committee of the Institute of Chartered ) | Business | |
| Sell the business format and grow bigger. (beginning operations as a franchisor) | Business | Andy Pollock |
| Share incentives - what if the employee leaves? | Business | David (Dutch activist) Cohen |
| Should the role of the auditor be extended? (public auditing and fraud in Great Britain) | Business | Richard Allan, William fforde |
| Small charities have large problems. | Business | Victoria Tomlinson |
| Social pressures and the spirit of individualism. (Japanese group norms vs. entrepreneurship) | Business | Jody Chatterjee |
| Special purpose auditor's reports. (international auditing guideline 24) (UK accounting practices) | Business | |
| Spot danger signs before it's too late. (recognizing the potentially failing corporation) | Business | John Argenti |
| SSAP 23 - An emerging issue? (British accounting standards relative to accounting for acquisitions and mergers) | Business | Peter Holgate |
| Stanley Grinstead: a man who prefers to make things happen. ( ) | Business | Alan Sugden, Geofffrey Holmes |
| Sterling: a new Treasury 'ism'? (Economic Trends) | Business | William Perraudin |
| Successful mergers are not made in heaven. (corporate mergers and acquisitions) | Business | Stewart Millman |
| Summit accounts make full use of the supermicro. (selecting a computer system, microcomputers versus minicomputers) | Business | Nigel Temple |
| Taking the harder way out. (insolvency law in Great Britain) | Business | Richard Turton |
| Tax-efficient investment for the modest saver. (investment opportunities for the British citizen) | Business | Rita Burrows, Arnold Homer |
| Tax planning for non-UK property companies. | Business | Nicholas Noble |
| The basic theory behind consolidated accounts. (financial reporting for a parent company and its subsidiaries) | Business | John B. Anderson |
| The big decision: whether or not to float your company. | Business | Mike Allen |
| The business plan: you'll be lost without it. (use of planning to attract investors and venture capitalists) | Business | John Ormerod, Ian Burns |
| The business property: who should own it? | Business | Robert Pereira |
| The costs of paying tax. | Business | Cedric Sandford |
| The electronic way of keeping in touch. (electronic mail) | Business | Brendan Walsh |
| The Euronote revolution. (corporate finance instruments) | Business | Philip Gillett, Chris Taylor |
| The filling in the training sandwich. (analysis of the consultative paper on training chartered accountants in Britain) | Business | Graham Ward |
| The Iomega solution. (Hardware Review) (Iomega International's Bernoulli Box, a cartridge system for microcomputers) (evaluation) | Business | Neville Ian Ash |
| The making of an MBO. (management buyouts) | Business | Graeme White |
| The mythology of constant marginal costs. (marginal cost accounting techniques used in Great Britain) | Business | Neil Dorward |
| The poor have taxation problems too. (tax advisory services for British citizens) | Business | Alan Lewis, Cedric Sandford |
| There's lots of expert guidance around. (financial advisors who specialize in investing funds for charities) | Business | Nicola McLaughlin |
| The Revenue's special offices can strike hard. (the Inland Revenue of Great Britain) | Business | Andrew Burgess |
| The role of the auditor: back to the future? (the future of auditing in the UK) | Business | Matthew Patient |
| The state of the art in the U.K. (internal auditing in Great Britain) | Business | Georges Selim |
| The taxation of LIFFE contracts. (London International Financial Futures Exchange) | Business | James Henry |
| The tax effect of capital contributions. (British case law and capital contributions) | Business | David Harris |
| Thieves steal when they get an opportunity. (white collar crimes in Great Britain) | Business | Mike Comer |
| Timesharing can be hazardous. (vacation timesharing) | Business | Alan Sacks |
| Time to throw out the old-fashioned weekly pay packet. (automating compensation management) | Business | Robert Rollason |
| Transatlantic challenger. (Nikola Brookes: finance director of Amari PLC) | Business | |
| Treasuring the Institute. (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Profile of James Forbes, Institute Treasurer) | Business | |
| Turning the tide for the industry. (Brought to Account: Sir Geoffrey Chandler - Industry Year Director) | Business | |
| U.K. NRCs: Why so popular overseas? (non-resident U.K. companies operating in foreign markets) | Business | David Rothenberg |
| UK trade - the increasingly great divide. | Business | Stephen Lewis |
| VAT: top ten trouble spots. (complying with value added tax rules) | Business | Victor Durkacz |
| Video: a powerful training tool. (videos for accountant training in England) | Business | David Atkinson |
| Waste not, want not. (Audit Commission Controller - John Banham Brought to Account) | Business | |
| We are the greatest. (British wine making) | Business | Robert Joseph |
| What happened to those SIs after CA 1985? (statutory instruments after Britain's Companies Act of 1985) | Business | Barry Johnson |
| What is quality and how much does it cost? | Business | Edwin Whiting, Malcolm Walsh |
| What makes an expert? (the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales is financing research into expert systems) | Business | Alex Edwards |
| When is a fixed asset overvalued? (audit practice in England ) | Business | Don Egginton |
| When the stakes are high.... (financial management of capital projects) | Business | Alan Singer |
| Who do you turn to for advice? (retirement planning in Great Britain) | Business | Penny Belk |
| Why ignore the value of the people? (Management Accounting) | Business | Alan Benjamin, Neil Benson |
| Widening non-executives' perspectives. (analysis of the inclusion of non-executive directors on corporate boards) | Business | Robin Dunham |
| Worthiness is the key to bank finance. (obtaining financing for franchise operations in Britain) | Business | Alan Auld |
| Your interest at heart? (Richard Wheway: finance director of The Halifax Building Society) | Business | |
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