Filed in archive Accounting by leon on February 15, 2007

At the end of last year, I did a blog entry on how more and more accounting jobs will be outsourced to India with estimates of 1.6 million US tax returns being prepared over there by 2011.

Now we have reports that the National Health Service (NHS) in Britain is exporting two thirds of its accounting and finance functions, most of it to India. There are expectations that it will spread to other government agencies in Britain.

And beyond. Other government agencies in other parts of the world are likely to do the same.

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