Companies House has pushed back the launch of the registration service for authorised corporate service providers (ACSPs) affecting accountancy firms, planned for 25 February
With HMRC watching R&D claims like a hawk, Richard Edwards, founder of the R&D Community explains how to submit a claim, understand abstract definitions and make a claim as watertight as possible
The director of an electrical retail business questioned HMRC’s conduct over the handling of his coronavirus job retention scheme (CJRS) application after securing a bounce back loan
Sir Stephen Hillier has been appointed as the first board chair of the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) as part of an overhaul of governance structure
Over 50 global organisations have come together to form the TaxTheSuperRich Movement and are calling for an agreement to impose a global tax on the super-rich at high rates
With the number of accounting graduates in sharp decline, Dr Ian Gregory, CTO at Advancetrack, asks how firms are going to fill the skills shortage and ensure the accountancy profession remains vibrant and attractive to new recruits
EV owners should re-tax their car before April to save close to £200 over the next year, particularly as vehicles over £40,000 face £600 annual road tax charge
In this week’s career news, partner promotions and hires at Grant Thornton, Moore Kingston Smith, Wright Vigar, Armstrong Watson, Hurst, Leonard Curtis, PKF Smith Cooper, TheCityUK
HMRC collected an additional £23bn in taxes since April to January this tax year, with self assessment tax take up 19%, an eye watering £10bn more than pre-pandemic
The Leeds member of private equity backed TC Group has completed a management buyout with the appointment of two new equity partners, Andy Nichols and Neil Potter
Bash Khanzada, enquiries consultant at Croner-i, defends a taxpayer in dispute with HMRC over a capital gains tax bill where the distinction between legal and beneficial ownership of a property was the critical issue
Directors will have the option to verify their identity with Companies House from next week, a service which registered accountants will be able to provide for clients, but it will not be mandatory