Artificial intelligence and machine learning is set to radically transform all aspects of accountancy but how will tax be affected, asks Andrew Burman, principal at Ryan
The Hong Kong audit regulator has opened a second investigation into Big Four auditor PwC over its handling of the £5.4m audit of troubled real estate giant Evergrande Group
A Chinese telecoms company operating in the UK failed to pay at least £1.4m in PAYE income tax and National Insurance contributions (NICs) for nine years
Over 80% of high net worth individuals are concerned about their finances with nearly two thirds considering moving overseas, with tax cited as the main reason to relocate
A pair of Birmingham restaurateurs manipulated till receipts to suppress takings and reduce their VAT bill but failed to win an appeal at the First Tier Tribunal as their claims were not ‘credible’
Over 300 people have been referred to the Samaritans helpline by HMRC call centre staff reveals a freedom of information (FOI) request by the Telegraph
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at Azets, RSM, haysmacintyre, Duncan & Toplis, Bishop Fleming, Alvarez & Marsal, Magma, Audit Scotland
Sarah Beale, CEO at the Association of Accounting Technicians, discusses what lessons can be learned from other industries when it comes to outsourcing work internationally
The abolition of non-dom tax status raises a complex web of transitional measures, while the outcome of the election could see Labour take a different approach, warn Katharine Arthur, partner, and Duncan Cleary, senior manager, haysmacintyre
A group of pensioners, loan charge victims and former professional footballers marched on Westminster to call for tougher action on investment fraud scams
The government is looking to introduce a targeted VAT relief to encourage businesses to donate everyday household items, such as toiletries and cleaning products, to charity