Month: January 2019

When Thought Leaders in the profession first realised that in the future, accountants’ services were likely to change, they brought into existence the now very familiar Added Value phrase and concept. The message was simple; “Just doing the basics won’t be enough in the future, you must add a services that clients value.” This all […]

For the benefit of readers around the world, who don’t have an in-depth knowledge of British geography, the Forth Bridge is a railway bridge in Scotland across the Forth Estuary. It was opened in 1890 and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and was voted Scotland’s greatest man made wonder. It is 8,094 feet […]

Let me start by saying straight away that I’m proud to be an accountant. In many ways, this is in direct contrast to society’s and especially the non-business community’s conventional wisdom and perceptions of accountants. John Cleese and Monty Python did a fine job in the 1970s and later, of positioning accountants as boring and […]