AIM listed electric battery developer AMTE Power is set to go into administration after failing to secure additional financing and going concern warnings
Employers are being reminded they must pay their workers at least the national minimum wage or national living wage this festive season, including seasonal staff and students
Following news that HMRC plans to shut more helplines and cut phone line access by almost a third by the end of 2024, Louise Walpole from Moneypenny warns of a void in customer care
A consultant who lied about payments he made to four members of the House of Lords on behalf of the Police Federation has been convicted of fraud and false accounting
The tax tribunal has encountered artificial intelligence (AI) and it didn’t like what it saw, explains Paul Robbins, associate director for tax at Croner-i
The Local Government Audit has found councils in Northern Ireland reported £92,000 of suspected fraud cases in 2020-21, up from just £5,000 the year before
Ahead of the introduction of IFRS S1 and IFRS S2, the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has produced new resources to help with implementation