A scrap metal trader has lost a claim against a personal tax penalty of £110,127.60 as tribunal persuaded he knew his company’s activity was fraudulent
A Warwickshire director has been banned for seven years after persuading banks to lend a manufacturing company £137k during the pandemic when it was about to go bust
ICAS has launched a major research project to redefine the role of accountants, examine what the future holds for the profession and improve trust and relevance
The King’s birthday honours list brings news that the head of HMRC has been given a knighthood for public service as he wrestles with record poor service levels at the tax authority
Nigel Farage’s party, Reform UK, has set out a ‘radical’ unfunded wish list of policies to challenge Labour during the next parliament, acknowledging that it will not have many MPs
With a number of parties setting out vague plans to reform business rates if they come to power, Warren Mead, CEO of Sumer, calls for an urgent overhaul of the ‘unfair’ system
Soaring rents, inflationary pressures and the cost of living crisis sees London move up the rankings as one of the most expensive cities to live and work