Anyone buying crypto needs to keep up-to-date records of transactions to ensure they pay the right capital gains tax, especially as gains now have to be declared on tax returns
The US regulator has fined US audit firm BF Borgers $14 million (£11m) for deliberate and systemic failures to comply with audit rules, describing the firm as a ‘sham audit mill’
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at AAB, BDO, Crowe, Milsted & Langdon, RSM, Saint & Co, PwC, Alvarez & Marsal, The Pension Regulator
As the new financial year begins, Jonathan Barber, executive director of the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA), highlights the key updates on significant regulatory changes for accountants
RSM is set to open a newly refurbished and expanded office in Cambridge as it seeks to grow its market presence in the city and surrounding East Anglian market
After a huge spike in the number of Brits relocating to Dubai in the last year, Ortac International Accounting has opened a new office in the Gulf state
RSM has resigned as auditor of AIM listed Manolete Partners after a conflict of interest over a purchased claim related to an insolvency where the mid-tier firm is administrator
The new rules rely on the complex statutory residency test but there is a four-year planning window for non-doms under the foreign income and gains (FIG) regime, explain Charlotte Sallabank and Christy Wilson at Katten
Anyone earning between £100,000 and £150,000 should have received a letter from HMRC warning them about significant changes to the rules on tax returns
The Charity Commission has opened an inquiry into We Care Foundation after identifying irregular payments from the charity to its trustees which were not disclosed in the annual accounts
In this month's exclusive Accountancy Daily CPD learning module, we explain the rates of income tax for UK for 2024-25 including thresholds, dividends and savings
The buyers of a Georgian country house with extensive grounds have to pay £603,750 in higher rate stamp duty on the transaction as the property is purely residential
Sophie Brookes and Debbie Shaw of Gateley assess the implications of the Proctor ruling on partnership agreements when a partner retires, changes to the payment practices regime and gagging orders
Under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, businesses will no longer be able to use PO Box numbers as a registered office address on the Companies House register
Jennifer Collins, associate director at RSM considers the implications of the increase in the earnings income threshold to £150,000 for self assessment tax returns