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The latest annual legal benchmarking review from Henderson Loggie, in conjunction with the firm’s UK accountancy association MHA, points to encouraging signs of growth for a second year, most notably through an upturn in the property and construction sector. However, improved fee income has not tr

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Isabel Hudson Edinburgh-based insurance giant Standard Life has confirmed that non-executive director Isabel Hudson, who has served on its board since October 2014, has resigned with immediate effect.

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Back row l to r: Hazel Pratt, Alan Davis, David Smith. Front row l to r: Bill Grierson, Alison Beattie, David Forrest Scottish accountancy and business advisory firm Henderson Loggie, which employs around 200 people across offices in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow, has strengthened its tax

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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has opened an investigation into PwC's audit of collapsed retailer BHS. The accountancy regulator said its probe was into the year ending 30 August 2014, when the firm was still owned by Sir Philip Green.

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Derek MacKay More than £62 million is expected to have been raised in tax revenue from the Scottish Government’s doubling of the supplement rate applicable to large businesses.

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UK insurance giant Aviva, which employs about 1,300 staff at its hub in Perth, has moved to calm fears over its position after its share price fell from 444.5p on Thursday to close at 378.1p on Friday, as markets reacted to Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. Despite a further 4 per ce

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French Duncan's new IT director Andrew Guy (left) is welcomed to the company by managing partner Graeme Finnie. Scottish accountancy firm French Duncan has appointed a new director to drive forward the company’s online and cloud-based services.

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Trading in shares in Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays was suspended today after stocks continued their dramatic post-Brexit plummet when markets opened again this morning. Edinburgh-based RBS, which is 73 percent owned by the UK government, and Barclays both fell more than ten per cent by mid-mor

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