Several employees at a local council have been disciplined after fraudulent applications for expenses, procurement card issues and inflated overtime hours were discovered
The sole director of a London based construction company has been ordered to repay a £50,000 bounce back loan after inflating his turnover by almost £200,000
HMRC agreed secret settlement deal of just 15% with largest companies to resolve contractor payroll loan schemes back in 2015, a year before punitive Loan Charge was introduced
Only days since letters have been sent to hundreds of thousands of small and micro companies informing them of mandatory P&L reporting, the government now says the change is only their ‘intention’
The additional information form (AIF) has become a crucial part of the R&D tax relief claim process, explains Richard Edwards, founder, The R&D Community
The First Tier Tribunal (FTT) has sided with HMRC finding a Swiss national’s film partnerships were carrying out their trading activities ‘wholly’ in the UK subjecting him to UK income tax
The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) launches major consultation on proposals to amend SASB standards for key industry sectors including mining, oil and gas, construction and food processing to align with IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures
Charity regulator finds ‘serious misconduct’ at London based charity after chair hired her own consultancy company for two years paying 60% of the charity’s income to herself
With employers under pressure to reduce employment costs with soaring national insurance bills, Cheryl Sharp, CEO, Pink Pig Financials explains how salary sacrifice works with practical examples of potential tax savings and pitfalls
A group of former Big Four partners, led by Marissa Thomas, have secured £220m in private equity backing from Warburg Pincus to set up challenger firm under Unity Advisory name
The financial controller of a Bournemouth recruitment agency abused his position over six years to make 123 transactions from his company’s account directly to his personal account for over £1.7m
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) is warning against HMRC plans to introduce a tax avoidance criminal offence as it is an over-reach of powers and lacks independent safeguards
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