Paul Tutin, managing partner of Streets, explains why he decided to expand the accountancy group without turning to private equity money and sacrificing autonomy
An internal audit at Dorset Council found ‘serious issues in how contracts were awarded’ and ‘unjustified costs’ causing the budget to balloon from £4m to £13m
CIPFA and ICAEW have signed an agreement setting out plans for a merger between the two chartered accountancy bodies, but retaining separate names and identities
Barents Reinsurance has been fined £1,785,000 for ‘materially short’ governance and internal audit failings when it operated in the UK after the Brexit transition period
Despite HMRC claiming to be reducing the amount of post it sends, it is gearing up to send 1.4m letters to those not paying taxes through PAYE or self assessment
The wellbeing of staff is an important duty of care for all employers with many benefits of setting up mental health and wellbeing initiatives at work, explains Matt Smith, associate director of clinical excellence at HA Wisdom Wellbeing
Sophie Brookes and Debbie Shaw examine validity of email communication in company sale in Inspired Education Online, ‘just and equitable’ winding up decision in Dosanjh, and unauthorised documents filed at Companies House in Hasan
People earning income from the gig economy and side hustlers are wary about the possibility of HMRC deducting tax directly from earnings via online platforms
Taxi giant Uber has lost appeal over way VAT is charged as Supreme Court rules that operators cannot be forced to apply VAT to passenger fares in a landmark decision affecting online hailing platforms and bricks and mortar cab companies
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) is consulting on UK views of proposed changes to the global sustainability standards in line with industry specific ISSB amendments to IFRS S2
An accountant has been jailed for stealing millions of pounds from her employer that paid for her accountancy qualifications and lent her money for the deposit on a property
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) lost more than £1.75m stolen by staff in internal fraud in 2024-25 as employees abused their roles for their own financial gain
Nearly 80,000 company car and van drivers will be hit by the removal of the tax benefits of employee car ownership schemes (ECOS) from next year as income tax liability comes into play
As HMRC dropped its ‘transformation roadmap’ last week a small section of the lengthy document confirmed Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Corporation Tax has been canned
The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has charged six individuals over allegedly running a pension fund fraud scheme offering guaranteed returns to 1,900 investors
Investors are calling for more transparency about the impact of climate change on financial results and performance, but are companies ready to provide this, asks David Pitt-Watson, responsible investing practitioner and former Deloitte partner