Former tennis player and commentator Barry Cowan has lost second IR35 hearing with judge describing accountant's correspondence with HMRC as 'somewhat belligerent'
Charity Independent Age has banded together with 22 organisations who are ‘deeply concerned’ about the almost complete abolition of the winter fuel allowance for pensioners
Only three months since launching its newest standard, IFRS 19 Subsidiaries without Public Accountability: Disclosures, the standard setter is set to change related disclosure rules
In this week’s accountancy career moves, partner promotions and hires at BTG Advisory, PKF Francis Clark, Larking Gowen, Saint & Co, Johnston Carmichael, Milsted Langdon, DFK International
Local authorities have been given less than five months to get auditor sign-off for the devastating backlog of 80% of 2022-23 audits as government takes swift action to get on top of unacceptable backlog
The Treasury plans to increase funding for HMRC to hire an additional 5,000 staff to clamp down on tax cheats and set aside more investment for IT infrastructure
HMRC phoneline customer service satisfaction levels continue to fall with nearly two thirds of callers saying they were not happy with the service in March
In a change of approach, the government has told the Low Pay Commission to take the cost of living into account when setting the next national living wage increase
Nearly two thirds of BDO audits failed to pass the annual audit quality inspection (AQI) round with fundamental, long-term problems with the quality of work
Rachel Reeves has admitted for the first time that taxes will have to be raised at the Budget on 30 October, but ruled out increases to the big three taxes
Over half of Forvis Mazars audits failed to meet the required quality standard in the annual audit quality inspection (AQI) round with one needing significant improvement