The first day of the High Court hearing into VAT on school fees saw lead barrister, Lord David Pannick KC, argue parents and schools are bring indirectly discriminated against by the government
A serial disqualified director has been struck off for the third time after changing his identity to run a company with £3m of unverifiable cash passing through it
Changes to UK Audit Regulations from June mean audit firms taking on complex, risky audits will have to notify professional bodies within 21 days of winning the new audit contract
ICAEW has revised the Code of Ethics to tighten up professional behaviour and ‘strength of character’ of accountants with warnings on potential misuse of technology
What's going up on 1 April from increases in national minimum wage to higher stamp duty, first road tax charge for electric vehicles and hikes in company car tax
Hadden Construction has fallen into administration owing millions to creditors including £2.4m to HMRC, citing raising labour costs and materials the primary cause for the collapse
With days to go before 5 April tax year end, it’s the last opportunity to use up pension allowances, top up NICs gaps and maximise tax free ISA savings
April sees increases in national minimum wage and family friendly statutory payments. Our experts at Croner-i CIPD HR-inform provide a rundown of the key changes, rate rises and legal requirements
Businesses hiring gig workers will have to carry out ID checks to ensure they have the right to work in the UK or be fined up to £60,000 per illegal worker
In this week’s Q&A, Kiya Jacobs ATT, tax adviser at Croner-i VIP Tax Team, explains the ins and outs of inheritance tax and residence nil rate band issues
The £700m divestment of Evelyn Partners’ accountancy and advisory business has completed with a name change to S&W, backed by private equity, and led by Andrew Wilkes
The owner of a chip shop in Newcastle has part won an income tax appeal as some of the years were assessed too late by HMRC despite behaviour being ‘deliberate’
The chancellor, Rachel Reeves will be defended by four KCs on 1 April as the lawyers for a group of parents and schools take their appeal against VAT on private school fees to the High Court
EY has named Alison Duncan as next UK chair, subject to a partner vote, putting the top leadership in the hands of two highly respected and influential women
Anyone affected by the loan charge has two months to respond to a call for evidence with examples of promotional material and marketing leaflets a priority for the review team
In a bid to curb high levels of fraud across business, ACCA and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) plan to collaborate to build awarness