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Finance | FRC ends probe into PwC over Barclays client asset protection failures

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has announced the closure of its investigation into PwC’s conduct in relation to its role in reporting to the Financial Services Authority (FSA), now the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), on Barclays Bank’s compliance with the FSA’s client asset rules, which saw the bank hit with a £37m fine for serious failings

Tax | Prime minister pledges £2bn for affordable homes

Prime Minister Theresa May’s speech to the Conservative party conference included a commitment to what she called a ‘new generation’ of council and housing association homes, plus long term social rental deals, as part of moves to address problems in the housing market, but had few details of any innovations designed to attract the business vote

Business | PwC global revenues up 7% to $37.7bn

PwC's firms around the world reported total gross revenues of $37.7bn for the year ending 30 June 2017, an almost 7% increase and marking 20 years of consecutive revenue growth for the PwC network, but leaving the firm in second place behind Deloitte’s global network total of $38.8bn

4 Oct 2017

Business | Tesco restores dividend payments

Tesco is to resuming paying a dividend to shareholders, two years after it was forced to stop payments when the retailer became embroiled in an accounting scandal relating to a £263m ‘black hole’ in its accounts, which has resulted in three former executives currently facing fraud charges

Finance | FRC reports dividend disclosures improving

The quality and quantity of dividend policy and practice disclosures has improved, with over half of FTSE 100 companies disclosing information about distributable profits or distributable reserves, according to a study by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) financial reporting lab

3 Oct 2017

Tax | Claiming expenses against your business: reduce your tax bill

When it comes to claiming expenses against a business it can be a minefield but there are ways to mitigate a large tax bill within the scope of HMRC’s ‘wholly and exclusively’ expenses parameters. Jonathan Amponsah CTA FCCA of The Tax Guys sheds light on whether items such as holidays, golf lessons, school fees and even care home fees can be claimed against a business
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