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Finance | Further consultation on gift aid donor benefit rules

The Treasury has published the outcome of a consultation looking at the rules governing the benefits that charitable donors can receive as a consequence of making a Gift Aid-eligible donation, and says it will now conduct a further review of the monetary thresholds underlying the relevant value test

11 Nov 2016

Tax | Download: Get ready for a surprising Autumn Statement

Philip Hammond has a lot riding on his first set piece to Parliament on 23 November, with the Institute for Fiscal Studies warning this week that the outlook for public finances has deteriorated, requiring a £25bn increase in borrowing by 2019/20. Taxbriefs provide seven ways in which the Chancellor could surprise us

Tax | PAC to look at defence equipment spending

HMRC’s outsourcing deal with Concentrix and the financial stability of both the NHS and schools are due to come under scrutiny at the public accounts committee (PAC) at the beginning of next year, while there will also be sessions on the defence estate and defence equipment plan, after the National Audit Office (NAO) issued qualified accounts on spending in these areas

10 Nov 2016

Finance | FRC fines Deloitte £4m over audit failings at Aero Inventory

Deloitte has been fined £4m by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the highest ever imposed by the regulator, at the conclusion of a long-running investigation into the firm’s failures in relation to the audit of the AIM listed company Aero Inventory and its subsidiary Aero Inventory (UK) Ltd for the financial years ended 30 June 2006, 2007 and 2008

Finance | Alert over charity fundraising rules

The Charity Commission and the Fundraising Regulator have issued a joint alert to charities that fundraise from the public over ‘significant concerns’ that some charities are not sufficiently transparent about the fees and arrangements they make with third party fundraisers, warning that failure to address this issue will generally amount to misconduct and mismanagement of the charity’s affairs

Business | 60 years to close gender pay gap

Thursday 10th November 2016 marks Equal Pay Day (EPD), the date from which women  are effectively working for free to the end of the calendar year, according to calculations from the Fawcett Society which suggest it will take 60 years to reduce the ongoing gap between male and female pay rates
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