‘The UK is no longer a serious contender as a jurisdiction in which to do business,’ states BlueCrest after tax appeal unanimously rejected by Supreme Court
The convergence of social media finfluencers and sophisticated large language models (LLMs) is reshaping how accounting and tax information is consumed, warns Jonathan Barber, executive director – UK at the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA)
Defence gives final argument to jury in £2m trial of top tax lawyer, as defendant shares ‘genuine concern that HMRC don’t always play fair’ and evidence that ‘torpedoed the prosecution’
In part two of our new series, Ollie Garrod ACA, accounting expert at Croner, explains the complex changes to lease reporting under UK GAAP with essential tips on how to prepare
Sophie Brookes and Debbie Shaw examine rulings on HMRC opposition to restructuring and use of cross-class cram down in Waldorf Production, warranties in M&A transactions in Hoffman and share purchase agreements in Veranova Bidco LP
In this week’s Q&A, Danni Walker, tax adviser at Croner VIP Tax Team, explains the salary sacrifice implications and arm’s length basis on cars provided by business
Premier League side Newcastle United Football Club is one of this month’s top deliberate tax defaulters, owing HMRC £1.9m in tax, while accounting firms face £1.2m in unpaid bills
HMRC warns landlords and sole traders ‘may incur significant transitional and continuing costs’ when Making Tax Digital threshold is lowered to £20,000
As of today, companies will be held criminally liable for wider range of offences committed by senior managers, with ‘greater scrutiny from both prosecutors and their own organisations’
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