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2021: A mammoth year for tax compliance – are you ready?

Brexit 2021: A mammoth year for tax compliance – are you ready?

15h Sage | Sponsored

Budget 2021: Delays in consultations sparks curiosity among tax leaders

Budget Budget 2021: Delays in consultations sparks curiosity among tax leaders

16h Aoife Morgan

IR35: Tax dangers for accountancy firms

Business IR35: Tax dangers for accountancy firms

1d Michael Paulin

KPMG UK assembles most diverse board in its 150-year history

Big Four KPMG UK assembles most diverse board in its 150-year history

2d Aoife Morgan

Open Banking is revolutionary, but will it take off?

Consulting Open Banking is revolutionary, but will it take off?

2d Daniel Tannenbaum | Sponsored by Tudor Lodge

EU’s tax irregularities attract international attention

Tax Avoidance EU’s tax irregularities attract international attention

2d Leanna Reeves

Audit reforms must not descend into ‘checklist’ exercise

Audit Audit reforms must not descend into ‘checklist’ exercise

5d Tom Lemmon

Editor's Pick

International networks, associations and alliances grow in perilous times

Practice International networks, associations and alliances grow in perilous times

3m Philip Smith, Reporter

Buyers’ brief: Financial forecasting tech to accelerate growth in advisory services

Coronavirus Buyers’ brief: Financial forecasting tech to accelerate growth in advisory services

4m Accountancy Age, Reporters

Industry divided over SEC auditor independence reforms

Audit Industry divided over SEC auditor independence reforms

4m Tom Lemmon

Top 50+50 Accountancy Firms 2020

Rankings Top 50+50 Accountancy Firms 2020

5m Sponsored by Silverfin

Comment: Now more than ever, investment in people reaps more than ever

People Practice Comment: Now more than ever, investment in people reaps more than ever

5m Dave Capper

Report finds accountants and bookkeepers “on brink of change”

Technology Report finds accountants and bookkeepers “on brink of change”

5m Sage | Sponsored

Lack of dividends income support a ‘blatant snub’ for self-employed

Business Lack of dividends income support a ‘blatant snub’ for self-employed

9m Tom Lemmon

Q&A: Liquidating a multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme

Career Q&A: Liquidating a multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme

9m Jeremy Chan

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Resources

Could tax season have run more efficiently?

Digital Links: A guide to MTD in 2021

Making Tax Digital Digital Links: A guide to MTD in 2021

11h

Why Professional Services Firms Should Ditch Folders and Embrace Metadata

Professional Services Why Professional Services Firms Should Ditch Folders and Embrace Metadata

2w

A Finance Director's Guide to Period Close

A Finance Director's Guide to Period Close

3w

From Basic Accounting Software to NetSuite Financials

From Basic Accounting Software to NetSuite Financials

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All change in the Accountancy Age 50+50

All change in the Accountancy Age 50+50

1m

The Road to 2022

The Road to 2022

2m