In uncertain financial times, significant focus should be on client retention at accountancy firms. Edward Rands BSc FCA highlights the steps partners and practices can take to retain clients
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is an ‘extremely’ or ‘very’ challenging issue for one in four businesses in the UK with concerns about the extension of the scheme to income tax
The Business Banking Resolution Service (BBRS) is appealing to small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs) to sign up as soon as possible to resolve outstanding banking disputes
As the number of furlough fraud whistleblowers approaches 14,000, HMRC is picking up the pace on pursuing businesses that fraudulently claimed furlough
High speed rail builder HS2 has set aside £9.5m to settle a tax bill for underpayment of income tax and National Insurance due to errors in assessing IR35 contractor compliance
In this week’s Q&A, Croner-i tax adviser Amaira Badat considers the capital gains tax (CGT) calculation for corporation tax purposes when selling trading premises
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) Lab is inviting asset owners, including pension funds, insurers and investment consultants to feedback on the quality of stewardship
Natalie Todd, partner at Cooke, Young and Keidan, examines the impact of the recent Luckhurst case on whether fraud suspects can use frozen funds to pay legal expenses in civil litigation
Failing to act in the interests of creditors once it is clear that a business is failing can have serious legal and financial consequences for company directors, warns Rachel Lai, insolvency practitioner at Menzies LLP
The UK’s accounting watchdog fined PwC nearly £1.8m over claims it failed to challenge BT accounts following the discovery of a half-a-billion pound fraud within the telecommunications firm
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) found that companies were not taking digital security and strategy seriously, providing limited details to investors
Ahead of this year’s Scottish exam results day, ACCA Scotland is urging young people to remember there is no wrong way to start a career in accountancy
64% of Premier League footballers’ contracts now take a form which HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) says is open to abuse, according to new analysis by multinational law firm Pinsent Masons