The executors of the business attempted to claim business relief for inheritance tax reasons but were denied as it was considered ‘a business of holding investments’
The implementation of artificial intelligence is freeing up financial controllers’ time and is ‘evolving to embrace value creation in addition to value protection’, says Myles Corson from EY
The ex-police sergeant turned professional gambler and fraudster has been jailed after ‘one of the most complex investigations of its nature in the history of Kent Police’ concluded
The Chancellor has used the Labour party conference to announce that the government wants to promote the wider use of electronic invoicing across UK businesses and government departments
Many are expecting increases to capital gains tax (CGT) rates to be announced in the October 2024 Budget, data shows the reduction in the rate has helped to increase receipts
The capital allowances pool is effectively taken over by the ongoing property business with written down allowances being claimed as the losses become part of the ongoing property business
The median household disposable income in the UK in 2023 was £34,500, decreasing by 2.5% from 2022 while those on the lower end of the scale saw a 2.3% increase
While artificial intelligence (AI) is set to impact the majority of sectors across the world UK businesses have expressed it as one of their number one concerns from 2025 onwards, says the CIIA
The former trustee of RSPCA has been accused of abusing his position over six years, using the charities funds to pay for more than £100,000 of taxis and hotels
The total tax and national insurance (NI) receipts for August were up but the national insurance take is down by over £1bn from August 2023, balanced out by a £1bn increase in income tax receipts
Google’s AI tools have faced some criticism for their accuracy which is important to keep an eye on as an accountant, explains Oliver Eardley is principal SEO consultant at Add People
A fraudster convicted of theft and false accounting almost 20 years ago has been jailed for 18 months at Southwark Crown Court for claiming a fraudulent £50,000 Covid bounce back loan
The first female Chancellor, Rachel Reeves delivered her speech at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool where she stated ‘Britain is open for business once again’
Experts, Sarah Coles, head of personal finance and Helen Morrissey, head of retirement analysis from Hargreaves Lansdown recommends tax-saving moves which would be beneficial to make before 30 October
The former National Trust employee was jailed on 20 September at Bristol Crown Court after being found guilty of stealing over £1m from the National Trust