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The country's leading accountancy experts say in the report, commissioned by the Treasury select committee, that the surprise increase in tax to 32% from 20% on offshore drilling profits introduced in the March budget will damage UK competitiveness.

Apple saved as much as $9bn£5.8bnbn) when it decided to issue $17bn in debt rather than use its foreign cash reserves to pay money back to shareholders, accountancy experts have calculated.

However, the underlying financial strength of the Premier League was emphasised as English clubs provided six of the top 10 in the accountancy experts' money league, a record from a single country.

The wretched state of the British high street means that a fire sale of Baugur's UK retail investments, which include stakes in House of Fraser and Hamleys, would salvage little more than 10p in the £1 for creditors, according to accountancy experts.

Founded in 2005 by "employment industry and accountancy experts who shared a vision; to be a leading voice for the rights of recruiters and contractors" the company has grown sufficiently to augment its base in Luton with offices in the Philippines and India.

I gave evidence on 30 October, along with Robert Black, the former Auditor General for Scotland, Jessica Crowe of the Centre for Public Scrutiny and Professor David Heald of the University of Aberdeen, the public accountancy expert.

A group of disgruntled investors led by businessman Jim McColl want former director Paul Murray, Sandy Easdale - the brother of current non-executive director James - and accountancy expert Frank Blin to join the board along with McClelland.

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Experts at accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers predict that by 2025, 7.2 million households will be in rental accommodation, compared with 5.4 million today and just 2.3 million in 2001.

Mark Hudson, a retail expert at accountancy company PwC said its weekly survey of the top 100 high street retailers found 75% are on sale this week, up from 72% last year, with average discounts of 45% – the same level as last year.

Ken Pattullo, a partner with the accountancy firm and an expert in business recovery from crisis, said his survey showed a dramatic improvement in financial health.