Wednesday, October 03, 2007
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CBK to vacate official residence
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Thamilselvan blames military offensive for hardships on people
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Brandix builds Rs 25 m Water Research & Training Centre in Rajarata
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A day to hug your Accountant!!

National Hug Your Accountant Day proposed in UK is a light-hearted campaign but promoters claim it has a serious message behind it.
Accounting software company KashFlow has written to a number of businesses, including the Confederation of British Industry, calling for October 25th to be made an official day for bosses to get to know their accountants.


It says the day would ensure both bosses and accountants understood better the pressures each other face.


KashFlow says bringing accountants closer to their business owners will ensure accounts are filed on time, resulting in fewer fines for small business owners.


Duane Jackson, Managing Director of KashFlow said: “A large number of small business owners do not realise the importance of keeping accurate financial records until it is too late.”


Companies House has published statistics which show that in the financial year 2004-05, more than 200,000 private and limited companies submitted late accounts and received a fine.


Accountancy Magazine called the stunt “even more bizarre” than calls to hug hoodies.