Prime Minister Theresa May has published the Repeal Bill which will transpose current EU laws into UK law post-Brexit, as opposition parties threaten to vote against the Bill when it is debated in the House of Commons unless changes are made, reports Amy Austin

For the first time, debit card purchases have overtaken cash as the top payment method with over half of retail purchases made by credit or debit cards, according to the British Retail Consortium’s annual payment survey

Administrators from insolvency practice SFP has sold Woking-based steel structures business Fixing Centre, saving 17 jobs, and staving off closure

More than eight million employees have signed up for a workplace pension since the launch of automatic enrolment, new figures published by The Pensions Regulator show, while around 500,000 businesses have a final deadline of 2018 to complete their legal duties depending on when the company was set up 

Premier League clubs reported revenues up by 9% last season to hit a record of £3.6bn, in the final year before the start of the new broadcast deals in 2016/17, according to Deloitte’s annual review of football finance

As Matthew Taylor delivers his workforce review, Mazars head of employment tax Vaneeta Khurana examines the current tax rules for different types of workers and employees, and how to determine an individual’s employment status for tax purposes

Thousands of poker players look set to be on a roll, after administrators from RSM sold the assets of collapsed online gaming website PKR.com to another operator, opening the way for punters to recoup the losses they incurred when the business failed

Almost half of ACA students are looking to move jobs a year after qualifying and most plan to leave the accounting sector to work in business, according to research by CABA which says employers need to look at ways of encouraging newly trained accountants to stay with them

Revenues and profits have remained largely flat at Begbies Traynor, the business recovery financial advisory and property services consultancy, which has announced its final results for the year ended 30 April 2017 and signalled its intention to grow its property-related business

The opportunities offered by the gig economy should be protected, while ensuring fairness for those who work in it, according to the Taylor Review into working practices

The one billionth new £1 coin passed through the Royal Mint’s production line today, as the UK gets ready to bid farewell to the old round pound in favour of a 12-sided replacement designed to deter counterfeiters

KPMG is amongst a cohort of financial services firms to sign up to the Treasury’s Women in Finance Charter, leaving Deloitte as the only one of the Big Four not to have made a public commitment to four industry actions in order to increase female representation