The fallout from the 1.2% rise in employers’ national insurance has hit employment figures with 109,000 job losses in May, the worst figure for four years
Since the pandemic the Crown Court system has been suffering from massive delays with the Institute for Fiscal Studies now saying there would be almost 80,000 less cases without Covid
The UK’s parental leave system for new fathers is ‘broken’ and does not fit with the reality of working parents’ lives, warn MPs on the Women and Equalities Committee
Alison Ring, ICAEW director of public sector and taxation, looks at the tough choices facing the Chancellor and why HMRC needs more than temporary funding bursts
The Treasury has made minor improvements to carried interest tax rules for private equity and asset managers, but they will have to comply with current payments on account (POA) rules for paying and calculating outstanding tax with HMRC
Private equity backed Dains has snapped up Top 50 accountancy firm Barnes Roffe in its largest acquisition to date, pushing revenue towards £100m and targeting southeast
The Insolvency Service has appointed its first dedicated crypto intelligence specialist to help recover more cryptoassets hidden by collapsed companies and bankrupt directors
Former TV presenter on Bargain Hunt jailed after pleading guilty to making several sales of expensive art worth £140,000 to a suspected Hezbollah financier
In this week’s career moves, partner promotions and hires at Bishop Fleming, HW Fisher, Hays Mac, Johnston Carmichael, Brown & Co, Xeinadin, ICAEW, Companies House
Ofwat has been given the power to ban six water companies from paying excessive bonuses after they shelled out £3.5m in a single year to top management
A fake NHS psychiatrist has been ordered to repay over £406,000 of her £1.2m earnings after forging her qualifications to treat hundreds of patients over 20 years
Our HR expert looks at how employers can celebrate Pride month by making a commitment to supporting diverse groups within their organisation all year round