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20 of 218 episodesSignificant changes announced at Tax Update 2026
The government launched a raft of consultations on 23 June 2026, including proposals to allow HMRC to recover low value tax debts by deducti...
Ten redundancy pitfalls and how to avoid them
For those running businesses, redundancies can be inescapable and it is essential to follow a fair and structured process. Experts outline s...
HMRC clarifies formal and informal reporting for estates
HMRC has reminded agents of the correct approach when reporting the income received and gains realised during the administration period of a...
The audit report is changing: why should you care?
Ahead of the revised auditor reporting standards, ICAEW’s Auditor Reporting Lab is helping stakeholders make sense of the audit report, how...
ICAEW calls for stability following PM resignation
The next Prime Minister needs to set out a clear route for business growth, says ICAEW’s Chief Executive, Alan Vallance.
Iran deal: how long until supply chains recover?
The Memorandum of Understanding between the US and Iran may bring the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to an end, but recovery for supply cha...
HMRC contacts final group of taxpayers within MTD income tax
Mandation letters will be sent to taxpayers who filed their 2024/25 self assessment tax return after the 31 January 2026 deadline or amended...
Three things that may surprise you about the summer holiday VAT cut
As businesses struggle to get to grips with the temporary reduced rate of VAT applying over the summer holidays, ICAEW’s Tax Faculty highlig...
Tax changes proposed for UK-resident members of overseas entities
The government is seeking views on proposed changes aimed at reducing the high effective tax rate suffered by UK-resident members of reverse...
How to deal with furnished holiday lets in 2025/26 tax return
Following the abolition of special tax treatment for furnished holiday lets (FHL) with effect from 5 April 2025, ICAEW’s Tax Faculty explain...
Plans for mandatory payrolling of benefits in kind revised
Only company car, van, fuel and medical benefits in kind (BIK) will be subject to mandatory payrolling from April 2027, with most other bene...
When is CEO pay a problem?
Last year CEO pay rose 20 times faster than workers’ pay, according to new research from Oxfam and the International Trade Union Confederati...
ICAEW warns against new requirements for close companies
The government’s proposals for close companies to report transactions with participators to HMRC will increase the administrative burden on...
Why is Scope 3 so complicated for financial services?
Scope 3 emissions can be very difficult for financial services firms to calculate, given they supply services to businesses across all sizes...
ICAEW joins taskforce to cut red tape for small businesses
ICAEW is urging members to share their experiences of the regulatory burdens facing small and medium-sized businesses in the UK, as it works...
Why boards need to reframe risk
Do boards need to shelve box ticking in favour of boosting profits? ICAEW’s inaugural Boardroom Debate will explore this topical issue.
AI: are junior accountants worried about roles?
With increased automation enabled by AI, there’s growing uncertainty around what accountancy and audit work, career trajectories and job sec...
Companies House: accounts changes confirmed for April 2028
Small companies and micro entities will have to file a profit and loss account with Companies House from April 2028 but won’t be forced to p...
How to prepare for a VAT enquiry
HMRC is stepping up its compliance activities when it comes to VAT. In this episode, we explain what businesses can do to prepare for a VAT...