The tax authority plans to cut the use of phone-based tax advisers by 30% within two years as it struggles to cope with increasing demand and cuts to staffing budgets
Instances of fraud are rising across charities so it is vital to have robust controls in place to protect the organisation, explains Arlene Clapham, senior risk and assurance manager, Sayer Vincent
Landlords of residential property may find themselves needing support as their forecasts and business plans might have been shredded by consecutive interest rate rises, warns Matthew Todd, manager at RSM
The majority of businesses are exposing themselves to unnecessary risk by failing to plan their exit strategy, warns John Edwards, CEO of the Institute of Financial Accountants
The former group finance director of collapsed outsourcer Carillion plc, Richard Adam, has been disqualified from working as a director for 12 and a half years
A director has lost a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) appeal over a VAT default penalty issued by HMRC for £20,000 for a payment that was only four days late
The voluntary and community sector will be able to apply for grants to support their work with taxpayers who need extra assistance with their tax affairs
The High Court has ruled that Prezzo Investco, owner of the Prezzo restaurant chain, can exercise a cram down which means that creditors, including HMRC, will not be paid in full
The majority of accountancy firm websites do not stand out from their competitors with most offering a limited experience, limited mobile functionality and a poor user experience
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at PKF Littlejohn, Grant Thornton, RSM, Mercer & Hole, Dains, Old Mill, Kilsby Williams
More than four million people in the UK have used generative artificial intelligence (AI) at work, despite the risks in accuracy and many not informing their employers
Sheffield, Rotherham, Doncaster and Barnsley are set to benefit from thousands of new jobs and £1.2bn of investment as Boeing signs up to investment zone
People who drive their own cars for work purposes are being short-changed because the tax-free amount they are paid has not changed for more than a decade, says RAC
Auditor BDO has signed off WANDisco’s accounts after months of delay as the listed IT data specialists reported a ‘significant, sophisticated’ fraud with millions of pounds of sales wrongly booked
Accountancy network Dow Schofield Watts has expanded into the Midlands for the first time with the acquisition of insolvency and restructuring specialist Bridgewood
India plans to make a significant 10% increase to the current 18% gaming tax on revenue that online gaming companies collect from their customers, but some fear that it might damage the $1.5bn sector
The sole trustee of a local charity set up to support needy people in a Yorkshire village spent donations on renovation work on his house and longcase clocks