Nigel Farage has pledged to raise the personal tax-free allowance to £20,000, a move the Institute for Fiscal Studies says could cost up to £80bn annu...
View articleThe Bank of England will delay its much-anticipated interest rate decision tomorrow (Thursday, May 8) by precisely two minutes to observe a national m...
View articleChancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out any increases to UK wealth taxes in the upcoming Autumn Budget, putting an end to speculation over potential hi...
View articleWhen Chancellor Rachel Reeves rises to deliver her Spring Statement on Wednesday, she will be doing so with a tighter fiscal straitjacket than any of ...
View articleCGT receipts have increased by over 100% in the past five years and reached a record level of £18bn in the last year alone, and a further 18% increase...
View articleAccording to the senior Conservative, the Tory party must have one eye on the next general election in deciding the future of the off-payroll working ...
View articleFresh analysis suggests that HMRC is missing out on around £600m per year due to the carried interest loophole Read More...
View articleHMRC service levels have fallen to an “unacceptably low level” and must be urgently addressed as part of the forthcoming Spring Budget statement, the ...
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View articleThe UK government’s U-turn jeopardises the contracting market and vital supply chains, experts say Read More...
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View articleConservative MPs John Redwood and Andrew Bowie have both written to Sajid Javid, urging him to suspend or extend the IR36 6 April 2020 deadline until ...
View articleConservatives become the next party to say they will review IR35 legislation in the build-up to the general election, following Labour, Liberal Democr...
View articleWe have collected reactions from industry figures and the wider business community, giving their thoughts on the appointment of the UK’s new Prime Min...
View articleThe AAT have questioned the affordability and value of Boris Johnson’s tax and spending proposals, as he bids to become Prime Minister Read More...
View articleIn our latest deep dive, we look at how accountancy is growing in the North, the regional challenges faced, and how EY is part of this Read More...
View articlePropero Partners assesses whether firms should share political views with current and potential customers Read More...
View articleWhatever the Brexit day result finance teams are building agility into their supply chain to mitigate any eventuality Read More...
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View articleFollowing talks in Brussels, what news does Theresa May have as we approach the summit of European leaders this Sunday? Read More...
View articlePhilip Hammond announces a new tax on digital services that will apply to global tech companies with revenues of over £500m a year Read More...
View articleFiscal Phil delivers a comprehensive Budget, covering everything from the VAT threshold, digital tax, and stamp duty to IR35, Brexit, and Austerity Re...
View articleHere are eight takeaways from the Wall Street Journal CFO Network annual meeting, held 11-12 June in Washington DC Read More...
View articlePolitical scientist Ian Bremmer shares his views on challenges and opportunities ahead for finance leaders in the current geopolitical environment Rea...
View articleAccountancy Age caught up with Mel Stride, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, to discuss cryptocurrency, Brexit updates, the EU proposed digital...
View articleAfter a French probe into Lycamobile uncovered money laundering and tax fraud, HMRC refused to raid the company, citing its political donations Read M...
View articleIt's day two of the Women in Finance reveal! Here are the five women who have been named in positions 11-15 – based entirely on your votes Read More...
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