The IT meltdown at Barclays for three days came as taxpayers were rushing to pay their year end tax bills, with inheritance tax and corporation tax bills also due
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has launched a market study to find out whether the audit market ‘effectively’ serves SMEs, high costs and complexity
Beer prices may be down a meagre 1p a pint, but wines prices will rise by up to 42p a bottle when complex new tax bands for wine come into force from 1 February, warns Alex Baulf, head of global indirect tax at Avalara
The Treasury has stopped controversial plans to collect information about the exact hours worked by every employee in PAYE returns but dividend reporting goes ahead
This is the last call for a couple of million taxpayers to file their annual self assessment tax returns by tonight’s deadline or be slapped with an automatic £100 fine and late payment interest
Changes to UK Listing Rules will affect the work of reporting accountants and interaction of Ethical Standard, warns the FRC, as it issues guidance for assurance providers
Ten crooks have pleaded guilty to organising car crashes to then make bogus insurance claims to gain hundreds of thousands of pounds and are due to be sentence in April
This week’s career moves, partner promotions and hires at Gravita, Evelyn Partners, Johnston Carmichael, Sumer Northern Ireland, Greaves West & Ayre, RPC, BlackLine, Kreoh
Our CIPD HR-inform experts provide tips and advice on how employers need to manage redundancies when staff are away on maternity and family related leave
The charity regulator is investigating London based charity IWA over use of hawala non-bank settlements and use of personal bank accounts to transfer funds
Olivia Spruce, director of the Payroll Compliance Authority, examines how HMRC plans to deal with non compliance in the umbrella market will affect third parties due to new due diligence requirements
MPs questioned officials on the use of AI in government departments where it was revealed that some staff are already using AI chatbots to assist members of the public
A Manchester company has been wound up after hundreds of complaints from Germans conned into spending up to €400 (£335) on prepaid cards through an elaborate scam