Client money in law firms: what new proposals could mean for your business
This article looks at the key emerging issues, alongside the latest consultations and proposals shaping the future regulatory environment for law firms.
Shaun joined Price Bailey in 2008 and is a Partner in our Audit & Assurance Department, based in our Cambridge office.
Having joined in 2008 as a trainee, Shaun offers over 15 years of varied accounting and advisory experience to clients, advising both not-for-profit organisations and owner managed businesses.
Shaun specialises in advising clients on the technical intricacies of financial statements and formal reporting, acting as engagement partner for numerous clients spanning professional services, property and construction, technology and not-for-profit sectors.
Shaun’s entrepreneurial approach to practice isn’t confined to just his professional life. Outside of his work at Price Bailey, Shaun and his partner manage a modest pub and leisure business, The Three Pickerels in Mepal, near Ely.
This article looks at the key emerging issues, alongside the latest consultations and proposals shaping the future regulatory environment for law firms.
Understanding the scope, exemptions and disclosure requirements for UK companies.
From accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026, changes to lease accounting under FRS 102 will come into force, bringing UK standards closer to IFRS 16. For professional services firms, the impact of these changes is expected to be significant. Find out more here...
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