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Tax investigations a constant threat for landlords in today’s data-rich world

Landlords have long been under the scrutiny of HMRC due to the widespread issue of undeclared income from additional properties.…

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Locking in current CGT rates on corporate transactions

The forthcoming Budget on the 30 October has led to understandable concern amongst share sellers about potential hikes in the…

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Stop breakdancing in ballgowns: The need for an overhaul of business forms

Jason Piper is Head of Tax and Business Law at ACCA, and works within the Policy and Insights team. His…

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Are accountants prepared for changes in technology?

In the most recent member survey* from the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA), it is suggested that there is still…

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Why AI makes a good companion for tax compliance

Whilst the subject of AI, specifically generative AI, remains one of the hottest topics in the boardroom, it seems the…

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Corporate Tax: Why organisations should pay their dues

Improving organisational performance often requires companies to look at various operational processes – and part of that includes structuring their…

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What accountants should expect from the Budget

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt gave accountants plenty to chew over at his last Budget, with a rapid reduction in NICs, full…

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What does 2024 have in store for the tax industry?  

2024 looks set to be another year of upheaval in finance and accounting, especially as a general election is looming.…

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Inclusivity; is the accounting sector slow off the mark?

With the accounting sector still perceived as being slow off the mark with diversity, equality and inclusion, what should the…

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2024 industry trends to look out for 

There are changes aplenty occurring in the accounting industry as we bid 2023 adieu and look to the future. Evolving…

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