Amid tough trading conditions, Deloitte reported a 1% drop in UK revenue to £4.88bn but average partner pay was restored at £1.05m despite consulting arm sharply contracting
Professional services firms need to capitalise on the wave of interest from US private equity houses, eyeing up a comparatively untapped market in the UK, says Paul Joyce, partner at LAVA Advisor
HMRC has opened up a service for landlords and self employed to apply for exemption from Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax phase one, with a 28-day response time
It is 40 years since Microsoft launched what would become without doubt the most popular and trusted spreadsheet software of all time so we asked some accountants why they like Excel so much
In this week’s Q&A, Natasha Saina at Croner-i VIP Tax Team, explains the tax rules around eligibility for remediation relief in a qualifying land purchase
The US founder of a software startup for student loans faces seven-year jail sentence after fabricating user numbers to persuade JP Morgan Chase to buy her company
A Chinese national behind a multibillion pound Bitcoin fraud has pleaded guilty to charges of crypto laundering following ‘painstaking’ global investigation by the Met
The head of HMRC has confirmed that the tax authority is finalising plans to buy a brand new telephony system with proper call management and digital assistant support
Late payments can be a nightmare for any business, but there are ways to keep a grip on cashflow pressures from implementing the 5-15-30 model to better monitoring, segmenting customers and reviewing client contracts, explains Jonathan Barber, executive director of the Institute of Financial Accountants
ICAEW has launched its Next Generation ACA qualification, the first major overhaul of the exams in 30 years, with a new e-learning platform and greater focus on ethical, technical and professional skills
In her first Labour conference speech since becoming chancellor Rachel Reeves stressed her commitment not to raise tax on ‘working people,’ but warns of ‘harder’ choices in coming months
Clear qualification pathways, earning potential and job security are top reasons why more women are choosing careers in accountancy, but there are still sizeable barriers to entry, says Leigh Thomas, vice president EMEA at Intuit
The government plans to introduce a digital ID card across the UK, which will be mandatory for right to work checks, but will not have to be carried around
In this week’s career moves, partner promotions and hires at Mercer & Hole, Andersen, Begbies Traynor Group, Hurst, PKF Littlejohn, Sapphire, ISSB and Carpenter Box