Business & Accountancy Daily

Latest news

Business | 2018: what's in store for accountants in the year ahead?

From endless speculation about the effect of Brexit on business and jobs to the tax implications of the gig economy, the arrival of three major IFRS standards on revenue recognition, financial instruments and leases, not to mention the challenges of recruiting and retaining great staff, Rachel Willcox talks to leading tax and accounting experts about their concerns and hopes for 2018

Tax | Tax updates: January 2018

This month's review of tax cases and tax news including HMRC’s amendment of limited partners’ individual tax returns was lawful in De Silva case, penalty for failure to settle accelerated payment upheld, EU names 17 countries on first tax havens blacklist

Finance | Audit updates: January 2018

In our monthly roundup of developments in audit and governance, Clarke sanctions review could see Big Four face £10m-plus regulatory fines, FRC admits to HBOS failures, corporate governance code set to cover AIM companies

Tax | VAT updates: January 2018

Graham Elliott, VAT expert at City & Cambridge Consultancy unpicks anti-avoidance legislation in PGPH VAT case, treatment of barter of goods in Storer case, notice 742A on opting to tax updated  

29 Dec 2017

Business | Global trade post-Brexit: outlook for SMEs

In a post-Brexit world, just how vulnerable is UK plc if a European trade deal cannot be struck,and what are the issues facing small to medium-sized companies looking to extend their export markets beyond the EU, asks Gita Petkevica, managing director of Opal Transfer

28 Dec 2017

Tax | Editor's comment: holding your breath for 2018

As a new year approaches it is always tempting to speculate on the big issues facing the profession although 2018 is unlikely to eclipse the two Finance Acts of the last year bringing endless changes to tax rules on a retrospective basis. On balance 2018 may see less upheaval to the tax system but new IFRS standards are set to challenge company reporters while slow progress on Brexit negotiations continue to create uncertainty, says Sara White, editor of Accountancy
Subscribe