The paper self assessment deadline is looming but a sizeable number of taxpayers are loathe to file online. Graeme Hills, head of tax at Duncan & Toplis gives some very handy tips for paper filers
HMRC tells companies not to use an illegal tax avoidance scheme featuring General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) provisions to reduce corporation tax
Big Four network PwC Global has seen a slowdown in the rate of growth with annual revenues of $55.4bn (£42.7bn) hit by a sharp downturn in Asia Pacific
Artificial intelligence could be the answer to faster funding for SMEs and larger companies as well as freeing up crucial time for business leaders, argues Matthew Shepherd, chief commercial officer at Skipton Business Finance
Business & Accountancy Daily takes a look at some of the most likely announcements at Chancellor Rachel Reeves first Budget in the House of Commons on Wednesday
Recent tax tribunal cases highlight how important it is to keep records of R&D activities while the projects are actually happening, explains Karen Evans ACA, R&D tax relief specialist at The R&D Community
With increased demand for sustainability assurance, there are concerns over inconsistency in quality of the work and high prices charged by audit firms and specialist providers
Independently owned Armstrong Watson has expanded its Scottish operation with the acquisition of Glasgow-based accountancy practice Parkhill Mackie & Co
With days to go until the first Labour Budget for 14 years, landlords are worrying as rises to CGT, inheritance tax and stamp duty are all on the drawing board, warns Michaela Seager, associate director at RSM UK
It is common knowledge that job titles can change the price of car insurance, but Quote Zone has compared the worst hit drivers, with accountants paying 17% above national average
There have been 800,000 less phone calls to HMRC advisors than 2023 but the number of taxpayers wanting to speak to an adviser being left on hold continues to fall below par
Retired accountants share their views on the realities of their career experiences, what they would have done differently and their top tips on how to thrive in today’s profession in a survey for the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA). Jonathan Barber, executive director of the IFA, assesses the findings
After a group of Bulgarian nationals were jailed earlier this year for the largest benefit fraud scam in British history, a second individual from Bulgaria has been jailed after committing a similar fraud
In this week’s career moves, partner promotions and hires at EY, Blick Rothenberg, RSM, Bishop Fleming, Price Bailey, Crowe, Azets, Forvis Mazars, HSBC
Our Croner-i HR experts look at how to deal with employees who keep making grievances about silly things and whether each instance has to be investigated
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