Comment

Will Covid and Brexit result in a drastic increase in claims against accountants?

“Unprecedented times” is the phrase which is widely used to describe 2020 owing to the impact of Covid-19. So far,…

Read More »

Off-payroll changes and umbrella firms

The clock is ticking and the countdown to April 2021 has begun, we are just months away from the 6…

Read More »

Three ways to support your staff this tax season

This tax season is set to be busier than usual, with the constant stream of new guidance from the government…

Read More »

The future of audit

When we consider audit reform, we have to place it in the context of audit failure. To know what to…

Read More »

BERD is the word

There’s growing disquiet among policymakers over whether the R&D tax credit incentive is being misused. The concern has its basis…

Read More »

Diversity: What accountancy can learn from different sectors

From encouraging greater innovation and creativity to increasing team productivity and profit margins, cultivating a diverse workforce brings a wealth…

Read More »

Explained: Overseas Work Relief and carried interest

This is the final piece of a three part series on Overseas Workday Relief (OWR). You can read the first…

Read More »

Family affair: How R&D claims suffer if a close relative owns a similar business

HMRC’s R&D tax credit scheme for SMEs is more rewarding than that for larger businesses but this doesn’t mean they’re…

Read More »

From regulation to innovation

Accountancy professionals could be forgiven for feeling up against it right now. Recent years have already presented a wide range…

Read More »

The power of specialism

I made the decision to specialise early on in my career. While still studying for my accountancy qualification, I shifted…

Read More »