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(From Financial Director)
Pesky thing, those decimal points. Our friends at Accountancy, the journal that the ICAEW makes its members read to prevent them getting invited to parties, recently published a correction in which they apologised for having listed Scottish firm Johnston Carmichael's fee income as GBP11bn rather than GBP11m. If only, ...
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