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  • February retail sales perform well but warnings for mid-level retailers as living costs spike

    March 4, 2022

    Purchases of clothes have driven retail sales growth, thanks to the easing of Covid restrictions. Total like-for-like sales swelled 49.6 per cent in February, according to the BDO’s February High Street Sales Tracker. This was from a base of minus 3.1 per cent in February 2021, when the country was in the throes of a [...]

  • Tetrosyl seeks £1m in compensation from BDO over 9-month audit delay

    January 26, 2022

    Rochdale-based car products manufacturer Tetrosyl is seeking more than £1m in compensation from Belgian accountancy firm BDO, over claims that BDO’s “inadequate” handling of its audit damaged Tetrosyl’s relationships with its contractors and led to Tetrosyl’s directors facing criminal proceedings from Companies House. In documents seen by The Times, Tetrosyl said BDO’s nine-month delay in [...]

  • Nine in ten businesses say Covid has made them a target for fraudsters

    January 24, 2022

    Almost nine-in-ten businesses believe the pandemic has made them more susceptible to fraud, according to survey from BDO. More than four-fifths of businesses were victims of fraud last year, while more than a third of companies said levels of fraud increased between and 2020 and 2021. On average, businesses lost £223,000 to fraud last year, [...]

  • Big Four auditors will be forced to share FTSE business

    December 10, 2021

    Plans to force FTSE 350 companies to use challenger audit firms have been signed off by the business secretary as pressure for reform mounts, according to reports. Kwasi Kwarteng wants to push ahead with a proposal to break up the dominance of the Big Four accounting firms: Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC – and is [...]

  • Exclusive: BDO’s managing partner on audit reforms, staffing issues and the company Christmas party

    December 3, 2021

    This week accounting giant BDO saw its profits jump to over three quarters of a million pounds per partner, putting them ahead of their peers at rival firms EY and KPMG.  At £760,000 per BDO partner, the firm leads the payout battle as EY partners were paid an average of £749,000 this year and KPMG [...]

  • Partner pay of £760m puts BDO ahead of Big Four rivals EY and KPMG as challenger firm sees revenue surge

    December 2, 2021

    Partners at BDO saw their profits increase to over three quarters of a million pounds, putting them ahead of their peers at rival firms EY and KPMG. Profit per equity partner before tax increased to £760,000 at BDO following a 14 per cent drop last year, while EY partners were paid an average of £749,000 [...]

  • Revealed: London businesses the most profitable in the country

    November 26, 2021

    Businesses in London are leading the nation in profitability with margins of 8.1 per cent according to data from accountancy firm BDO.

  • BDO launches anonymous whistleblowing app

    November 11, 2021

    Accounting firm BDO has launched BDO Tipoffs, a mobile app, to allow whistleblowers at client companies to report misconduct anonymously, according to reports. The firm’s new app, launched yesterday, is free to download and use on android and apple smartphones, according to South African publication Engineering News, which first reported the news. Currently organisations must [...]

  • UK business output falls to lowest level since lockdown

    October 10, 2021

    Business output has shrunk to its lowest level of growth since the reopening of the economy as staff shortages and supply chain disruptions battered productivity last month. The closely-watched BDO Output Index suggests a slowdown across both manufacturing and services, falling more than  five index points month-on-month to 100.69, effectively indicating average trend growth just [...]

  • BDO: Hybrid working could bring a needed boost social mobility

    September 30, 2021

    Hybrid working could boost social mobility in the UK, according to new research, as young people from disadvantaged backgrounds favour the pandemic-era model more than those who are wealthier. Over a third of those surveyed from lower-socioeconomic environments think hybrid working can give them a better work-life balance, 10 per cent more than 16 to [...]

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