The Treasury has launched a £2bn ‘Kickstart’ scheme designed to address post-Covid youth unemployment by creating government-subsidised jobs across the UK
The UK economy is set to contract by 10.3% this year and is unlikely to reach its pre-Covid level until early 2023, according to KPMG’s forecasts on the impact of the pandemic
Top twenty firm Haines Watts has broken the £100m barrier, recording a 11% increase in revenues for the latest financial year, largely due to its acquisitive ‘buy and build’ strategy
Leading wealth manager Tilney and top 10 fund management and accounting firm Smith & Williamson complete merger with combined assets of over £47bn - a deal which was extended five months by Covid-19
A London-based aid charity has been removed from the register and trustees disqualified after two statutory inquiries found it could not account for around £2.8m worth of goods shipped to Syria, among a catalogue of other financial concerns
This month's exclusive Accountancy Daily CPD module focuses on detailed accounting aspects of the Covid-19 related grants, reliefs and loans that have been made available to businesses, including CBILS and bounce back loans
In this month’s round up of legal news, Gateley Legal’s Sophie Brookes considers the importance of worked examples in commercial contracts, tax impact of ‘gross-up’ clauses and members’ duties to an LLP
In this week’s accountancy career moves, associate partner appointed at KPMG, hires at Moore Thompson and Cooper Parry, and non-executive director at The West Bromwich Society
With over £30m reportedly lost to pension fraud over the past three years, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and The Pensions Regulator (TPR) have launched a new advertising campaign, fronted by football commentator Clive Tyldesley, designed to show scammers the red card
Over 64m meals have been served at a discount in restaurants, pubs and cafes since the launch of the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, with Bank Holiday Monday marking the final day HMRC will be picking up half the tab for the nation’s diners
Covid-19 has prompted a bout of soul searching among Financial Services workers, with almost half (44%) considering a career change, according to research by KPMG and the Financial Services Skills Commission
Businesses that fail to report overclaims in coronavirus job retention scheme grants run the risk of personal liability, HMRC action and potential criminal proceedings, warns Nexa Law’s Steven Mather
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is consulting on proposals to ensure that firms provide tailored support to mortgage borrowers who continue to face payment difficulties due to coronavirus
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into The Kingdom Church GB in South London over concerns about the charity’s management, including its financial reporting
The government is trialling the introduction of a new payment for people on low incomes in areas with high rates of Covid-19, who need to self-isolate and are unable to work from home