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Finance | Audit updates: November 2019

In this month’s audit updates, FRC fines leap 44%, MPs grill auditors over Thomas Cook, PwC in $7.9m independence fine, Kingman warns of reform drift while Brydon hits out at ‘shotgun’ approach, BDO predicts 25% audit fee hike, public demands ‘more teeth’ at regulator as new team take over and going concern audit standard is ‘toughened’

Tax | VAT updates: November 2019

In this month’s VAT updates, Graham Elliott, director at City & Cambridge Consultancy, considers whether direct patient contact is necessary for medical services, how waiting for a single document lost a self-builder’s tax claim, and whether a husband and wife’s businesses were one or two businesses

Business | Called to account: November 2019

This month’s named and shamed consists of a Deloitte audit partner who was fined £120k by the FRC, directors banned over failing to put creditors first, a land engineering boss banned for 11 years over tax offences and money launderers jailed for role in £1m ‘rare earth’ metal scam

Finance | Legal updates: November 2019

In this month’s legal updates, Sophie Brookes, partner at law firm Gateley plc, considers whether an automatic email signature can act as a real signature, whether the actions of a company’s members were vexatious, and whether legal professional privilege can be lost when a company dissolves

31 Oct 2019

30 Oct 2019

Tax | Off-payroll working rules: is your company or LLP affected – part 1

An overhaul of IR35 tax rules for contractors in the private sector comes into force from 6 April 2020 when off-payroll working is extended to medium and large businesses, and LLPs. Julie Clift CTA, tax writer at Croner-i, explains how this will affect businesses hiring contract workers, with liability for income tax and PAYE shifting to employers

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