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Accountancy is the complete solution: our new media mix allows real choice for customers and provides new ways for accountants and tax professionals to access our high quality technical content.

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE executive pay and share options

TALENT RETENTIONmanaging millennials

FTSE 250 AUDITORS audit firms squeezed on fees

SMALL BUSINESSES accounting rules for deferred tax

LIFETIME ALLOWANCE protecting pension pots

trust dividendseffective tax planning and distributions

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CHECKS AND BALANCES corporate governance rules

EQUITY PARTNERSselling accounting practices

CHOPPY WATERS brexit issues for exporters

PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS revised llp sorp and disclosures

FALLING PROFITS corporate interest restrictions

digital sagamaking tax digital timetable in flux

as software options stall

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AUDIT MATERIALITY charity reporting regulations

INTERN SURVEYpay rates, hours and access

TOP OF THE AGENDA inheritance tax planning

MAKING THE SWITCH cash basis accounting

IR 35 CONTRACTORS public sector compliance

long arm of the lawhow the criminal finances act is set to challenge accountants

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Accountancy magazine

Monthly print magazine, published 12 times a year. Available on

annual subscription

www.accountancydaily.co Your one-stop online shop for up-to-the minute

news, analysis and comment. Available on annual subscription

Email newsletters

Mailed free three times a week to over 14,000 registered users

For advertisers this means a new and more intimate connection with accountants and tax professionals because:

Users are paying subscribers – the best guarantee that they will read and use the product

Organisation-wide subscriptions mean we know who is using the product and what they are interested in

Enhanced technical coverage means accountants turn to Accountancy as an essential part of their daily professional lives

With our history, our unique position in the world of professional publishing and our access to the best technical brains in the industry Accountancy really is THE independent voice of the profession.

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So why Accountancy?

Accountancy is the ONLY independent magazine in the UK for qualified accountants. With no institute affiliations and no hidden agendas it is unafraid to speak out for the profession.

Accountancy Daily offers a unique opportunity to advertise directly to users who are paying subscribers and who have chosen Accountancy as a vital source on information that plays a crucial role in their daily working lives.

No wastage – your message will be targeted directly at people who have shown their commitment to reading and using the product they have paid to subscribe to.

What is the audience?

In building Accountancy we have created a profile of our customers. As subscriptions have grown, we have built a database from our comprehensive market insight which is used to supplement the magazine circulation to 15,000 per issue with a profile split equally between business and practice.

Within this split the profile of Accountancy magazine is as follows:

Online we will report the profile as it builds but across all media we expect the distribution of professional body membership to be approximately 85% ICAEW, 10% CIMA and 5% ACCA. We will release a quarterly update of this media pack showing the actual distribution as sales build.

For further information, contact Elly Kiss on

020 8247 1428

24%CEO/

Chairman/MD

20%FD/CFO/

Head of finance

5%Group financial controller/

Financial controller

5%Partner/Owner/

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Advertising ratecardEffective 1 January 2018

Double page spread (DPS) ................................................... £8,400Page ................................................................................................ £4,700Half page ...................................................................................... £2,884Quarter page .............................................................................. £1,600Covers ........................................................................................... £5,460Annual directory ....................................................................... £4,000Business services .............................................................. pscc £148Sponsored banners ............................................................ from £824

Agency Commission 10%

Loose inserts (up to 20 grams): full run ....... £145 per thousandInserts in excess of 20 grams .......................... price on applicationBound-in inserts (up to 20 grams) ............... £168 per thousandInserts in excess of 20 grams .......................... price on application

All rates quoted subject to VAT

partnership tax rules

overhaul of tax regime signals tighter control of

assets and interests

REGULATING AUDITORS questions of independence

SELLING YOUR PRACTICEtips and advice for partners

FTSE 100 AUDITS fee income and nas

FRS 101 ACCOUNTS disclosure exemptions

VAT REPORTING plans for making tax digital

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audit sanctions name and shame versus fines

restrictive covenantswatertight or open to interpretation

quarterly reporting making tax digital for vat

gaap reporting changes to frs 102 accounts

pension planningtransferring defined benefits

profit meltdown puts pressure on future growth in fee income

top 75 firms

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navigating the highs and lows of bitcoin and ethereum

raise tax challenge

internal audit tips independence and accountability

reducing client risk anti-money laundering tips

top 75 trainees apprentices to graduates

charity accounts statement of financial activities

overseas propertycapital gains tax liabilities

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taxing crypto

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Deadlines February ................................ 17/01/18 31/01/18March ..................................... 16/02/18 28/02/18April ......................................... 16/03/18 30/03/18May ......................................... 13/04/18 27/04/18June ........................................ 11/05/18 25/05/18July .......................................... 15/06/18 29/06/18August .................................... 13/07/18 27/07/18September ............................ 17/08/18 31/08/18October ................................. 14/09/18 28/09/18November ............................. 12/10/18 26/10/18December ............................. 16/11/18 28/11/18January 2019 ....................... 14/12/18 28/12/18

Copy DEADlinE

DAtE of publiCAtion

Email your artwork to elly.kiss@croneri.co.uk

020 8247 1428SpECifiCAtionS

DPS: type area 390w x 270h mm, trim 420 x 297mm, bleed 432 x 303mmPage: type area 180w x 270h mm, trim 210 x 297mm, bleed 216 x 303mmHalf page: vertical 88w x 270h mm, horizontal 180w x 130h mmQuarter page: 88w x 130h mmSponsored banners: 20w x 180h mm or 44w x 180h mm

ArtWork

Please provide print ready PDFs.PDFs muSt contain CMYK colours only (not RGB or Lab); 300ppi, CMYK images; embedded fonts.DPS PDFs: please supply as single pages, allowing for 3mm binding on each side of the spine.Should your artwork not meet these requirements, we cannot be held responsible for any reproduction errors or colour shifts that may occur.

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www.accountancydaily.co is updated daily with the latest breaking news, technical analysis and commentary on tax, acounting and audit developments, from tax rulings to accounting standards, new UK GAAP and careers advice. It currently receives over 90,000 unique visitors per month. With a highly responsive design, accountancydaily.co is easy to read in any format from tablets and smartphones to desktop PCs.

DiSplAy ADVErtiSinG opportunitiES

Rotating leader banner run of site: £2,900, 4-week tenancy

medium rectangle run of site: £3,700, 4-week tenancy

Small rectangle run of site: £2,050, 4-week tenancy

Large rectangle: contact us for more details

Skyscraper: contact us for more details

Accountancy Daily

SpECifiCAtionS

Leader banner: 728w x 90h pixelsmedium rectangle: 300w x 250h pixelsSmall rectangle: 300w x 125h pixelsLarge rectangle: 300w x 600h pixelsSkyscraper: 300w x 1,050h pixels

Please supply all files as either .gif or .jpg

maximum file size 50kb

Email your artwork to elly.kiss@croneri.co.uk

020 8247 1428

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Advertising your brand on accountancylive.com offers you access to key professionals in the accounting and finance profession. At Accountancy, we recognise the importance of new media and by embracing the latest digital initiatives and integrating them with our proven print campaigns, we deliver highly targeted, result-driven marketing solutions to our clients.

Accountancy Daily

EnhAnCED ADVErtiSinG opportunitiESbrand and thought leadership recognition channels

Downloadable sponsored articles: a content marketing option where advertisers can speak directly to accountants and finance professionals via white papers, briefings, guides, tips, thought leadership pieces and case studies. These free-to-download articles are promoted via our website, email newsletters and Twitter. By capturing download data we enable sponsors to build their own databases.

Sponsored surveys: designed to enhance your brand and to demonstrate that you are in touch with the issues that really matter to accountants. The sponsored online survey ‘in conjunction with Accountancy magazine’ utilises advertisements and editorial via online, email and twitter to promote the survey and gather respondents’ data.

Events listing Do you have an event to promote – a webinar, course, conference or launch date? Accountancy can help you gain attendees by leveraging all our routes to market to secure a successful event.

Downloadable sponsored articles

For more information and prices, call Elly Kiss on

020 8247 1428 Events listings

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Sponsored top story Sponsored newsletter

Accountancy Daily email newsletter is mailed five times a week to over 14,000 opted-in email addresses. Our email newsletters provide subscribers with up-to-date news stories and information regarding their profession.

Email newsletters

nEWSlEttEr SpECifiCAtionS

Leader banner: 728w x 90h pixelsmedium rectangle: 300w x 250h pixelsSmall rectangle: 300w x 125h pixelsLarge rectangle: 300w x 600h pixels

Skyscraper: 300w x 1,050h pixels

Please supply all files as either .gif or .jpgmaximum file size 50kB

AnimAtion WArninG

Microsoft Outlook versions 2007 or later do not support animated .gifs, so please consider the importance of the first frame if supplying animated adverts, as other frames will not display.

DiSplAy ADVErtiSinG opportunitiES

Leader banner: £1,750, 4 insertions per month

medium rectangle: £1,750, 4 insertions per month

Small rectangle: £1,545, 4 insertions per month

small rectangle

medium rectangle

large rectangle

leader banner

top story

SponSorED ContEnt opportunitiES

Sponsored top story: Price on application

Sponsored newsletter: Price on application

For more information and prices, call Elly Kiss on

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terms & Conditions

1. DEfinitionS1.1. “Company” shall mean Croner-i Limited trading as

Accountancy Magazine and Accountancy Daily.1.2. “Advertiser” shall mean the business placing the Order

with the Company.1.3. “Copy Deadline”, shall mean the final date indicated in the

media pack and/or on the Order Confirmation for supplying artwork, copy and all other information and documentation in whatever media and format and which is necessary for the Company to fulfil the Advertiser’s Order.

1.4. “Advertisement” shall include the written content and visual presentation to be published by the Company in a variety of formats including display advertising, classified advertising, wraparounds, advertorials, loose inserts, bound inserts, giveaways and bookmarks.

1.5. “Order” shall mean the Advertiser’s requirements for an advertisement(s) as detailed on the Order Confirmation and or a Client’s requirements under these Terms and Conditions.

1.6. “Magazine” shall mean any magazine owned or published by the Company and as further described in the Media Pack.

1.7 “Price” shall mean the price set out in the Order Confirmation or such price as may otherwise be agreed with the Company.

1.8 “Media Pack” shall mean the information made available to Clients and potential Clients and which provides details of the services available from the Company, including but not limited to, the range of advertisements offered, prices and copy deadlines.

1.9 “Event”, “Recipient” and “Sponsor” shall bear the meanings set out in clauses 13 and 14.

1.10 The “Client” means any of the “Advertiser”, the “Recipient”, the “Sponsor” or the “Recruiter”.

2. priCE2.1. The Company shall send the Client an invoice for the price set

out on the Order Confirmation. The Client must pay the price within the time specified in the invoice (“the due date”).

2.2. Failure to pay by the due date will render the Client liable

5. ADVErtiSEr’S WArrAnty5.1. The Advertiser warrants that the advertisement: (a) Complies with the British Code of Advertising, Sales

Promotion and Direct Marketing. (b) Does not contain any material which infringes the

copyright (or any other Intellectual Property Right) of any third party.

(c) Does not contain any obscene, offensive or defamatory material.

6. ADVErtiSEr’S inDEmnity6.1. The Advertiser agrees to indemnify the Company against

all liabilities, claims, demands, actions, costs, damages and loss arising out of any breach of the warranty provided in clause 5.

7. publiCAtion7.1. The content of all advertisements is subject to the

approval of the Company who reserve the right to cancel, refuse or postpone the publishing of an advertisement. The Company shall not issue any invoice when any such cancellation or refusal takes place.

7.2. The Company does not guarantee the publication of the advertisement in any specified issue of its Magazine(s) although every effort will be made to comply with the Advertiser’s requirements.

8. liAbility8.1. In the event of any error, misprint or omission in the

printing of an advertisement or part of an advertisement,

to an interest charge in accordance with the Late Payment of Commercial Debts Act 1998.

2.3. All prices are exclusive of VAT which shall also be paid by the Client.

3. CAnCEllAtionS AnD Copy DEADlinE3.1. The Advertiser shall submit all necessary artwork, copy, online

content and other documentation and information to the Company prior to the copy deadline.

3.2. The Advertiser accepts that any cancellation of the Order shall cause the Company loss of revenue, costs and expenses and agrees to fully compensate the Company in respect thereof.

3.3. In the event of a cancellation less than 4 weeks prior to the copy deadline, the Advertiser shall pay the Company in accordance with the following sliding scale:

Between 3 to 4 weeks before the copy deadline ... 50% of the price Between 2 to 3 weeks before the copy deadline ... 75% of the price Less than 2 weeks before the copy deadline ... 100% of the price The Parties agree and confirm that these payments represent

a genuine pre-estimate of the losses, costs and expenses the Company will suffer as a consequence of any cancellation.

3.4. Advertisers who book multiple advertisements will be eligible to pay a lower rate per advertisement, based on the published rate card. Where an Advertiser who has been granted a discounted multiple insertion rate cancels all or part of their booking, a surcharge will be payable equal to but not exceeding the difference between the agreed rate for the volume of advertising booked and the rate card price for the volume of advertising actually taken.

3.5. Any cancellation must be notified to the Company in writing.

4. ArtWork4.1. All artwork, copy and other documentation and information

required by the Company in order to comply with the Order must be supplied in accordance with the Company’s mechanical specifications previously notified to the Advertiser.

4.2. The Company reserves the right to make any alteration it reasonably considers necessary to the artwork and copy so as to enable the advertisement to be published.

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terms & Conditions, cont.

the Company will either re-insert the advertisement or relevant part of the advertisement as the case may be or make a reasonable refund of or adjustment to the cost. No re-insertion, refund or adjustment will be made where the error, misprint or omission does not materially detract from the advertisement.

In no circumstances shall the total liability of the Company for any error, misprint or omission exceed the amount of a full refund of any price paid to the Company for the advertisement in connection with which liability arose.

8.2. The Company shall not be liable for any loss or damage occasioned by the failure (however caused) of any advertisement to appear in any specified issue of its Magazine or occasioned by its Magazine having a lower than expected content and/or distribution, or occasioned by its Magazine’s issue and delivery dates being delayed (for whatever reason).

8.3. The Company shall not be liable for any loss of or damage to artwork, drawings or other property or material supplied by the Advertiser. The Company reserves the right to destroy without notice all artwork, film and other property which has been in its custody for three months from the date of the last appearance in an advertisement unless the Advertiser has given instructions to the contrary.

8.4. Whilst every endeavour will be made to forward replies to notified box numbers as soon as possible, no liability is accepted in respect of any loss or damage which may occur through delay in forwarding or omitting to forward replies.

8.5 The entire limit of the Company’s liability (including any liability for the acts or omissions of its employees, agents or sub-contractors) whether in contract, tort, misrepresentation, statute or otherwise in respect of any claim arising from its acts or omissions pursuant to this Agreement shall be limited to the Price paid by the Client.

9. CopyriGht The copyright for all purposes in all artwork, copy and other

material which the Company or its employees have originated, contributed to or reworked shall vest in the Company.

13.2 The “Event” shall mean an event organised by the Company13.3 The “Sponsor” shall mean a business placing an order for

a form of sponsorship which may include, but is not limited to, exhibition stands and the inclusion of the Sponsor’s logo within the Company’s promotional marketing material or at an Event.

13.4 The number of attendees is not guaranteed at any Event and the Company cannot accept any responsibility for the number of attendees.

13.5 An Event may be postponed or cancelled at the sole discretion of the Company where it deems such action to be necessary. The Company can accept no liability for any loss or damage (direct or indirect) that any such postponement or cancellation causes the Sponsor.

13.6 It shall be the responsibility of the Sponsor to provide all marketing material for branding.

13.7 The Sponsor shall be responsible for the performance of all roles linked to sponsorship, including those that are required to be carried out on the day of an Event. Specific examples include, but are not limited to, the provision and serving of lunch and refreshments.

13.8 It shall be the sole responsibility of the Sponsor to provide and set up equipment such as stands and banners.

13.9 All parties shall comply with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998.

13.10 All data relating to customers of the Company, including delegates attending Events, shall remain the sole property of the Company.

13.10.1 The price to be paid by the Sponsor is set out on the Order Confirmation and is otherwise governed by the provisions of clause 2.

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10. fAilurE to Supply ADVErtiSinG Copy AnD othEr informAtion

If the Advertiser fails to supply the Company with advertising copy and any other documentation or information necessary for the Company to fulfil the Order, the Company shall be entitled to claim compensation from the Advertiser for any loss of revenue, cost and expenses suffered and incurred by the Company and directly resulting from such failure by the Advertiser.

11. ADVErtiSEr’S fAilurE to fulfil thE ComplEtE orDEr Where an Order consists of more than one advertisement and/or

advertisements over a period of time, the Advertiser cannot cancel the Order when it is only partly performed. If the Advertiser purports to cancel the outstanding balance of an Order and/or fails to provide the Company with advertising copy and other documentation or information relating to the remaining part of the Order, the Advertiser shall relinquish any right to any advertisement series price discount. In addition, the Company shall be entitled to claim compensation from the Advertiser in accordance with the provisions of clause 10.

12. ACCEptAnCE of thE tErmS AnD ConDitionS12.1. The placing of an Order and/or the supply of artwork and copy for

the insertion of an advertisement shall amount to acceptance of these terms and conditions.

12.2. Any purported conditions stipulated on a Client’s documentation shall be void insofar as they conflict with the Company’s terms and conditions.

12.3. No variation or modification of these terms and conditions shall be valid unless agreed to by the Company in writing.

13. SponSorShip13.1 This clause 13 shall only apply to all Sponsors as defined in clause

13.3 below.13.1.1 This clause 13 shall apply in addition to all other clauses in this

document. 13.1.2 In the event that the provisions of this clause 13 may conflict with

other clauses in this document, then the provisions of this clause 13 shall prevail.