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Audit exemptions to be extended from 1 October

 

The government will press ahead with its plan to align mandatory audit thresholds with accounting thresholds for small companies from 1 October.

In a press release issued on 6 September, the Department of Business Innovation and Skills confirmed that small businesses will not need to subject their accounts to an audit if they meet two out of the three qualifying criteria for small company accounts:

  • Fewer than 50 employees
  • Balance sheet total: no more than £3.26m
  • Turnover below £6.5m.
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Written by Thava   

Several hundred people met in Monroe Park this morning for the final leg of the Richmond version of National Bike To Work Day.

The riders, many of whom came from more than 10 miles away, went from Monroe Park, on the edge of Virginia Commonwealth University’s main academic campus, to the main driveway of the Virginia Capitol.

Gov. Timothy M. Kaine and Richmond Mayor Dwight C. Jones hopped on bicycles and rode in the lead two spots in the group, which had a police escort down Franklin Street to the Capitol.

The 7:30 a.m. ride from Monroe Park came after riders met at five spots throughout Richmond and its suburbs earlier in the morning for the ride to downtown.
 
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Sunday, 19 May 2013

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