The daughter and son-in-law of Captain Tom Moore have been disqualified from being trustees by the Charity Commission after an inquiry into mismanagement at their charity was opened in 2022
Most companies making an R&D tax relief claim are likely to get an HMRC compliance check at some stage so it’s essential to be prepared. Richard Edwards, CEO of the R&D Community explains how to prepare for the worst
A high income child benefit charge (HICBC) appeal was allowed in part due to the appellant’s ‘ignorance of the law’ and HMRC bringing the assessments out of time
Listed real estate investment trust, NewRiver REIT plc, has moved to a mid-tier auditor from PwC with the appointment of Forvis Mazars after five years
In this month’s legal updates, Sophie Brookes and Debbie Shaw examine decisions on partnership assets, shareholder’s conduct and certainty in commercial contracts
Authorised push payment (APP) fraud against businesses has risen 8% in a year with the majority of the UK’s payments industry believing this type of fraud is the most damaging
A tax accountant who spent a decade at an accounting firm has lost a claim for unfair dismissal despite ‘shambolic’ process of promoting him to partner
Labour’s plan to collect £565m a year by closing a tax loophole on private equity could fall short of expectations while accountancy sector is loaded with private equity money
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