Jeremy Hunt said the ‘biggest lie since Labour came to office is this nonsense about having the worst economic inheritance since the second world war’, claiming increased productivity would rectify the deficit
Sarah Coles, head of personal finance at Hargreaves Lansdown looks into tax changes that are rumoured to happen at the Budget and what steps you could take
Jun Miyake, principal at Ryan looks at how to overcome objections from the board about how investing in tax technology can benefit overall business operations
Jemma Brimblecombe, partner specialising in professional negligence at Kingsley Napley, looks at the decision matrix clients must consider if they are minded to bring a professional negligence claim
The 2022/23 tax year saw £7.5bn worth of research & development tax credit claims, rising by just £1bn despite the significant drop in businesses claiming the relief
In this week’s career moves, Hurst promotes two tax and corporate finance specialists, Johnston Carmichael recruits a global mobility tax specialist, Gerald Edelman and Astrae
The former credit control manager of Pump Court Chambers (PCC) who had control of the accounts has been accused of filtering money owed to barristers into her bank account
RSM’s Susan Ball, partner and Charlie Barnes, director, and head of employment legal services, look at some of the options that may be under consideration for 30 October
The research & development (R&D) firms Green Jellyfish and Kirby & Haslam were raided on 24 September under fraud allegations, but say they 'have nothing to hide'
Howard Gross, director of the Society of Professional Accountants argues that UK regulators must take action to reduce complexity when introducing British version of audit rules for less complex entities
The expanding firm has now launched its service for the farming sector, Sumer Agriculture, which will also support landowners and rural agricultural businesses
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