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For those of us who have office based jobs, it may look and certainly feel like we spend alot of time at our desks, however, myself and t...
There has been much debate in recent years over VAT on school fees. Last year the Labour party planned to tax private school fees to pay ...
Just in case anybody has missed it, GDPR affects any business which holds personal data and GDPR has to be implemented by 25 May. As the ...
The draft SRA Accounts Rules 2018 were published by the SRA on 14 June 2017. The main focus of the new rules is to keep client money safe...
Auto-enrolment has been with us for a number of years – the exact timing depending on each employer’s staging date. The Pensions Regulat...
In the previous post we looked at the main features of the blockchain and how it works. To finish up with this blockchain mini-series, w...
CSA is an assessment of controls carried out by staff and management involved in the area or process being assessed to provide assurance ...
The move to try and remarket insolvency as a restructuring and recovery-based profession is in full swing. The championed recovery tool ...
In order to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder the government announced in the Autumn Budget on 22 November 2017 a lower...
It has been widely publicised that Britain has a housing shortage. And it has been high on the agenda of politicians, the media and of c...
The chancellor’s decision to freeze the VAT registration threshold of £85,000 for two years would have undoubtedly come as a relief for m...
The Chancellor announced in his Budget statement that he intends to bring gains made by non-UK residents from the disposal of UK commerci...
