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1st Dec 2023

IR35: Kaye Adams wins marathon fight with HMRC

In three out of four court hearings held over five years, Adams’ contracts with the BBC were judged to be outside of IR35, so why did this dispute...

Rebecca Cave

Tech pulse

1st Dec 2023

Accountech Bytes: BudgetGPTs, Sage AI, QB Desktop

Tom Herbert

HMRC & policy

1st Dec 2023

HMRC’s postal tips fail to stamp out frustrations

Molly Macfarlane

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HMRC & policy

1st Dec 2023

Chancellor’s Autumn gifts have some sharp thorns

Jake Smith

HMRC & policy

30th Nov 2023

WhatsApp messages used to challenge enquiry notice

Lucy Webb

General practice

30th Nov 2023

Get set for self assessment season

Richard Hattersley

HMRC & policy

30th Nov 2023

In chatbots we do not trust – yet

Philip Fisher

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HMRC & policy

30th Nov 2023

Reverse-charge VAT rule is flipping confusing

Jason Croke

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Tech pulse

30th Nov 2023

‘Help to Grow: Digital’ consultancy costs top £8m

Tom Herbert

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HMRC & policy

30th Nov 2023

Door closes on landlords using hybrid schemes

Richard Hattersley

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Financial reporting

29th Nov 2023

Accusations fly in Wilko collapse blame game

Mark Taylor

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Financial reporting

29th Nov 2023

The FRC is navigating a long and winding road

Julia Penny

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Tech pulse

29th Nov 2023

Will custom GPTs change how firms communicate?

Tom Herbert

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HMRC & policy

29th Nov 2023

Capital allowances case could generate change

Aubrey Calderwood

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Tue, Nov 28 | 14:00 to 15:00

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Self assessment season is just around the corner and many accountants and bookkeepers are already preparing to hunker down in preparation for the...

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Wed, Nov 29 | 09:30 to 10:30

Staying sane this self-assessment season

Join the Bookkeeping Show where our panelists will discuss practical tips and tricks for staying calm and collected this self-assessment season. In...

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6th Sep 2023

How to manage AML processes in your practice

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Wed, Jun 14 | 17:00 to 18:00

Demystifying Compliance

Practitioners who provide tax services to their clients have been attesting that they have a Written Information Security Plan (WISP) in place since...

Webinar

14th Jun 2023

How to help your clients through the cost of living crisis

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19th Sep 2023

Managing multi-entity and complex reporting: finding the right tools for growing clients

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10th Oct 2023

Transforming the finance function: How the right tools help attract and retain talent

With the ongoing skills crunch in accountancy and finance, it’s vital that businesses and accountancy practices are able to retain existing staff as...

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21st Nov 2023

How to successfully move your finance platform (and why you should!)

For finance directors and their teams, outgrowing their finance system brings many challenges. But too often the fear of change or uncertainty about...

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The TaxCalc Power Hour - Christmas Special.

Mark your calendar, set aside an hour, and join in TaxCalc's Power Hour Christmas Special. TaxCalc As the holiday season approaches, we know your...

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1st Dec 2023

How will you Manage the AP Process in 2024?

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30th Nov 2023

Navigating Net Zero: The Business Climate Hub

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30th Nov 2023

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30th Nov 2023

Could your marketing prompt HMRC enquiries?

PaperLess Europe Ltd.

30th Nov 2023

AP Automation for Sage – Live Webinar

Access Group

29th Nov 2023

Advantages & disadvantages of accounting software

Dext

28th Nov 2023

Implications of AI on Data Privacy and Security

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28th Nov 2023

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Chancellor’s Autumn gifts have some sharp thorns

There were tax cuts for working people and British business in Jeremy Hunt’s ‘Autumn Statement for Growth’ but behind the headlines, it wasn't...

Jake Smith

HMRC & policy

30th Nov 2023

In chatbots we do not trust – yet

If you or other members of staff cannot solve a tax problem, relying on ChatGPT should be the last thing on your mind – unless you want to get sued.

Philip Fisher

HMRC & policy

28th Nov 2023

HMRC warns of payroll risk for clubs and societies

If clubs and associations are controlled by a national organisation they may not be entitled to claim the employment allowance.

Rebecca Cave

community group meeting | accountingweb | HMRC warns of payroll risk for clubs and societies

Personal tax

23rd Nov 2023

Does self assessment season really exist?

What do Father Christmas, the tooth fairy and self assessment season have in common? Amy Chin investigates.

Amy Chin

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Autumn Statement 2023

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Making Tax Digital (MTD) is a UK government initiative to digitise the tax system. April 2022 saw the extension of MTD for VAT and April 2026 will see the implementation of MTD for income tax self assessment (MTD for ITSA) for landlords or the self-employed with turnover of at least £50,000.