What would it mean to live in Toryland?

Article Abstract:

The economic consequences of a Conservative victory during the British general elections on 5 May 2005 are discussed. The victory will increase the probability of a 'No' vote in the referendum on the European Union constitution, reduce taxes and abolish tuition fees for undergraduates at English universities.

Taxes, Tax policy

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Private equity: Locust or lifeline

Article Abstract:

Questions are raised on the acceptance and accountability of private equity (PE) considering the economic growth in the U.K. The role of accountants as PE experts are analyzed and their future possible role in fulfilling demands for increased transparency in PE-backed companies are discussed.

Management dynamics, Services information, Services, Practice, Accountants

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The party's over

Article Abstract:

The expected sharp economic slowdown in the U.K. in 2008 owing to the prevailing credit crunch and inflation is discussed.

2008 AD

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