Engineering giant Arup was the target of an elaborate scam involving a fake video conference call to a member of the finance team in its Hong Kong office
A payroll contractor with an offshore majority US owner registered in Wyoming has been named on the HMRC list of tax avoidance firms paying contractors tax free
After losing a £470,000 VAT case at the Upper Tribunal over whether giant marshmallows are confectionery, HMRC is taking the fight to the Court of Appeal
Restructuring specialist FRP Advisory Group plc has seen double digit growth and profit ahead of expectations as restructuring business buoyed by 22% rise in company administrations
With graduates now making repayments towards their student loans for longer than ever before, Chris Etherington, partner at RSM, looks at the long-term tax implications
Serious Fraud Office (SFO) director told MPs on the Justice Committee that financial incentives for whistleblowers could speed up the time of investigations
A group of business leaders, backed by the public, is calling for a shake-up of section 172 of Companies Act 2006 which currently prioritises shareholder profits over people and the environment
Following a number of tax disputes, HMRC has clarified the tax treatment of football agents’ fees and dual representation contracts, flagging the risk of compliance checks if tax rules are flouted
The quality of HMRC service has hit ‘an all-time low’ with wait times on phone lines five times longer than just four years ago and online services unable to fill the gap
New accounting rules on leases and revenue recognition are designed to improve quality of financial statements and comparability but are ‘complex areas of financial reporting’
Julia Penny FCA explains the steps audit firms need to take to develop the necessary culture and behaviours to help avoid a breach of ethical requirements