The three-month closure of HMRC’s self assessment helpline underlines the resourcing problems at HMRC and will be a ‘massive inconvenience’ for taxpayers
Caroline Evans, corporate strategy director for Arden University discusses how employers can develop a growth mindset to upskill their accountancy workforce in the face of growing threat from automation
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at RSM, Cooper Parry, Moore Kingston Smith, Johnston Carmichael, PwC, Alvarez & Marsal, Shakespeare Martineau, Irwin Mitchell
The energy profits levy, which puts a marginal tax rate of 75% on North Sea oil and gas production, will remain in place for the next five years unless prices drop
HMRC is planning to close the self assessment tax helpline for three months over the summer to focus call centre resources on dealing with other problem calls
The UK’s fight against fraud is a case of ‘too little too late’ with lessons to learn from the US approach, argue Andrew Durant, senior managing director and Gareth Eklund, senior consultant at FTI Consulting
Woking Borough Council has declared itself bankrupt after the local authority’s debt reached £1.9bn following heavy investments and a stack of unaudited accounts
The UK public continue to lose trust in HMRC as it opens fewer tax enquiries and prosecutes far fewer people for tax evasion, warns the Fair Tax Foundation
Two in three UK business owners are currently considering an exit strategy as fears grow about higher taxes depending on the result of a 2024 general election