The former solicitor to Bernie Ecclestone failed to pay tax on almost £40m of income on the latest HMRC’s deliberate tax defaulters which features a record £52m of unpaid tax and penalties
Since the Budget GDP has dropped twice in as row marking the risk of recession for Reeves after her first five months as Chancellor, but accountancy firms buck the trend
With businesses keen to get more staff back to the office, Ella Woodward, development manager at Muse discusses the importance of providing a workspace where staff want to be and wellbeing is considered
Office parties are an opportunity for staff to unwind and enjoy themselves, but what happens when employees behave badly. Our experts at CIPD HR-inform provide tips and advice on what to do
The government has increased turnover and balance sheet thresholds in annual accounts for the first time since 2013 to reduce reporting burden for companies
Plans to introduce long-delayed legislation for audit reform will go ahead in the first half of 2025 but new ARGA audit regulator will not be in place before 2028
Buy now pay later giant Klarna has been fined SEK 500m (£35m) for breaches in compliance with anti-money laundering rules by Sweden’s financial regulator
With private equity snapping up firms, what happens if partners get buyer’s remorse and want to exit a deal? Simon Read, managing director of Accountants for Sale considers exit strategies
With the hype in crypto and gains of many multiples on investments, reporting on tax returns is vital to avoid a run-in with HMRC, explains Danielle Ford, partner and head of tax disputes and resolutions at HaysMac
The head of National Farmers Union has told MPs the Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ‘so far refused to engage farmers’ although a meeting with the PM has taken place
The National Crime Agency (NCA) has managed to seize luxury properties, blocks of student accommodation, and cash from two Chinese nationals in fraud investigation