As Theresa May hopes to break the deadlock in the current Brexit negotiations, here are the key takeaways from the prime minister's speech in Florence...
View articleIndividuals who were younger, better-earning and with higher qualifications demonstrated a greater inclination towards considering leaving the UK, in ...
View articleAs we hurtle towards officially exiting the EU, Brexit continues to dominate headlines and generate frustration and fascination in equal measure. This...
View articleWhile EU and domestic responses have been derisive of the government’s perhaps wishful positions, industries have welcomed the arrangements outlined i...
View articleThe regime aims to attract investment to Italy by offering newly tax resident individuals a yearly substitute tax of €100,000 on foreign-sourced incom...
View articleGovernment spending this tax year to date has surpassed forecasts, and debt continues to rise, but this is partly allayed by increased tax revenues Re...
View articleResearch by ICAEW reveals that less than one third of UK businesses have made formal Brexit plans and less than half have had meetings discussing Brex...
View articleNicky Morgan has been elected Chair of the Treasury Committee, beating staunchly pro-Brexit MP Jacob Rees-Mogg Read More...
View articleWith the Queen's Speech appearing to indicate an exit from both the single market and customs union as part of the Brexit process, we assess what the ...
View articleMoore Stephens has called upon the government to publish its forecasts on what impact Brexit may have on UK insolvencies Read More...
View articleWhat do we know so far about the Brexit divorce bill? How do the positions of both the UK and the EU differ, and what are the legal implications? Read...
View articleWithout a clear mandate to proceed, the government’s position could become untenable – potentially leading to a change of government, and tax policy R...
View articleThe Queen’s Speech was watered down, with Theresa May having to sacrifice chunks of her manifesto in order to increase the likelihood of the speech pa...
View articleWith Brexit negotiations beginning, businesses and accounting bodies have urged the government to prioritise creating a strong post-Brexit economy Rea...
View articleJoin us exactly one year on from the Brexit referendum on 23 June at 10:30am for an Accountancy Age webinar in which we discuss what it all means for ...
View articleWith Theresa May seeking the DUP's backing to form a minority government, what are the key issues likely to be on the agenda for the negotiations? Rea...
View articleA mere few weeks ago, a Conservative majority government seemed like a foregone conclusion. A strong theme has now emerged in reaction to the shock el...
View articleWith the UK due to formally exit the EU by March 2019, how much will the Brexit 'divorce bill' be? Estimates wildly differ – from a colossal €100bn to...
View articleWhat policies should the new government place at the top of their agenda for the accounting industry? Making Tax Digital, IR35 and late payments are a...
View articleAhead of the election on 8 June, new research from BDO outlines which policies UK mid-sized businesses believe will support their growth plans in the ...
View articleThe announcement of a snap General Election pushed the pound to a five-month high and experts predict Sterling will stay strong with a Tory win. So is...
View articleWith the June 8 election fast approaching, we take a look at the tax policies outlined in the Conservative and Labour manifestos and how businesses ar...
View articleMarkets can be expected to respond positively to US policy changes on the horizon, according to investment director at a boutique investment business ...
View articleSigned into law by president Barack Obama in 2010, the Dodd-Frank legislation has tightened regulation of the US financial system Read More...
View articleJust when SMEs thought they knew the lie of the land in terms of the Brexit timescale, Theresa May has caught them by surprise. Salvador Amico of Menz...
View articleWith the general election on 8 June, CIOT has warned against rushing through extensive legislation without adequate scrutiny and an appropriate timefr...
View articleYet, KPMG’s annual survey shows that the UK is still an attractive place to do business, despite falling in rankings in tax competitiveness and FDI ap...
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