The introduction of joint and several liability (JSL) legislation has fundamentally changed the landscape of labour supply and umbrella ...

My client is a non resident individual, he owns shares in a fairly large UK company. He has been asked (whilst he stays a NR) to become the CEO of the UK ...

For many growing firms, the real pressure is not simply that good people are hard to find. It is that too much qualified time is still tied up in ...

I have just seen a new tax code issued for 2026/27 for a client with the flat rate £312 working from home allowance.

HMRC are only too aware (although not officially admitting it) that their available guidance for the various 'stakeholders' impacted by MTD IT is a ...

BrightPay’s AI Employee Onboarding Assistant, Oscar [1], has been live with a group of early adopter practices for several weeks now. The feedback ...

AccountingWEB technology editor Tom Herbert rounds up the latest news and analysis from the accounting technology universe in bite-sized video form.

How accounting firms perform balance sheet reconciliation at scale Most accountants experience the same balance sheet nightmare sooner or later.

BEPS Pillar Two [1] introduces a global minimum tax framework for multinational enterprise (MNE) groups, requiring them to pay at least 15% tax ...

The Peter Murrell embezzlement case is in the news again - this time over the issue of whether input VAT was claimed on 'expenses' which were in fact ...

Readers don’t need to have particularly long memories to realise that BDO and the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) appear to have different standards ...

George Jarda came to the UK in 2007 and began work as a self-employed building subcontractor, registering for the Construction Industry Scheme ...