An HMRC customer service worker has won a case at the employment tribunal over a complaint of harassment with judges finding work environment was ‘hostile and intimidating’
The government plans to create a National Wealth Fund to stimulate private sector investment backed by £7.3bn in funding through the UK Infrastructure Bank
A failure to realise that an audit client was a listed company has resulted in a £158,500 fine for MHA, an audit partner and audit director, as well as legal costs of £330,000
The Official Receiver is set to return £280m to creditors after the failure of the Thomas Cook Group five years ago, less than five per cent of the total £9bn debt
A British trader previously jailed in Denmark for the fraudulent cum-ex tax reclaim scheme has testified in London, saying he was not aware what he was doing was illegal
James Kipping, head of private tax at MHA, warns accountants to expect possible tax rises to capital gains tax, changes to pension tax relief and inheritance tax, with wealthy non-doms in sight
The rise of deepfake technology is creating a minefield when it comes to know your client checks and tackling fraud risks. Harriet Holmes, AML services manager at Thirdfort gives some tips on how to avoid the pitfalls
Mid tier firm Grant Thornton is evaluating the potential for investment from external sources including private equity after US firm secured majority PE stake
As Labour takes power, the priority for the accountancy profession is urgent investment in HMRC to improve service standards with a plan of action within 100 days
The owner of a 16th-century Grade II listed manor house has beaten HMRC at tribunal over a bill for £47k in extra stamp duty in a 'highly marginal' decision
The Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer is the first woman chancellor since the role was first instated in the 16th century, 45 years after the first female prime minister was elected
Labour has won the general election and Sir Keir Starmer will become the UK’s next Prime Minister. But what tax changes can we expect to see under a Labour government?
Croner-I HR experts explain the priorities for the new government with a raft of significant changes to employment law, including flexible working and first day rights
A director of a traffic safety company failed to file accounts and could not account for £9.1m in payments when the business went bust owing HMRC over £1.5m
Sir Kier Starmer will become prime minister after he meets the King this morning as Labour wins 412 seats in landslide win, leaving Conservatives with 121 seats
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at Evelyn Partners, Menzies, BTG Advisory, PKF Smith Cooper, Institute of Directors
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