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27th Oct 2021

Autumn Budget 2021 at a glance

Rishi Sunak's third Budget set to claw back the £68.5bn spent on furlough, with tax hikes on alcohol and a few rabbits pulled out of the hat...

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26th Oct 2021

Making Tax Digital: The countdown to MTD

Kevin Salter

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28th Oct 2021

Budget 2021: Where were the green tax measures?

Lucy Webb

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Personal tax

28th Oct 2021

Budget 2021: CGT reporting extended to 60 days

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HMRC & policy

27th Oct 2021

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Budget 2021: The rabbits that knew their place

Paul Aplin

Business tax

27th Oct 2021

Chancellor to provide reliefs for creative sector

David O'Keeffe

Personal tax

27th Oct 2021

Autumn Budget 2021: What's new with NIC?

Sarah Bradford

Business tax

27th Oct 2021

Budget business tax summary: Rates and R&D reform

John Stokdyk

HMRC & policy

27th Oct 2021

Budget 2021: HMRC given more powers

Andy Keates

Personal tax

27th Oct 2021

Thin gruel for self-employed and contractors

Rebecca Seeley Harris

Finance & strategy

27th Oct 2021

Did Sunak's Budget deliver on levelling up?

Joanne Birtwistle

Business tax

27th Oct 2021

Budget 2021: Sunak uncorks alcohol duty reform

Jason Croke

Business tax

27th Oct 2021

Business rates review dashes high street hopes

John Stokdyk

Personal tax

27th Oct 2021

Budget 2021: All quiet on the IHT front

Siobhan Fanning

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Thu, Oct 28 | 9:00 to 10:00

Budget reaction: Your questions answered

AccountingWEB assembles a panel of experts to unpick the latest complications coming out of Rishi Sunak’s Budget on 27 October. This session will...

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Mon, Oct 11 | 9:00 to 10:00

MTD pushed back to 2024 - what's next?

The government has announced that MTD ITSA will be delayed an extra year. In this Any Answers Live, we will get the reaction from tax professionals...

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How to prioritise client transitions for MTD

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The Budget. In ten minutes.

We've extract the salient points from Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s big spend Autumn Budget and provide at-a-glance analysis of the announcements most...

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28th Oct 2021

My journey to accountancy success

In the 1970s, I launched my first part-time accountancy practice from the comfort of home. Once qualified as a Certified Accountant, I helped to...

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28th Oct 2021

Behind the headlines: Autumn Budget 2021

With the clock barely passing the hour mark, it was a relatively short Budget statement, but Rishi Sunak’s Budget 2021 had the announcements of...

KeyPay

27th Oct 2021

The Budget: payroll and nothing but payroll

How did the Budget affect payroll? And did we learn anything on the day? Every year the Payroll Industry sits down expectantly to listen to the...

BrightPay

27th Oct 2021

Integrating Payroll and Accounting Systems

Paying employees and payroll taxes accurately and on time are two of the most important tasks as a business owner (that, and throwing a great staff...

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27th Oct 2021

Advising clients with late paying customers

Late payments are a real problem in the UK, especially for smaller businesses. When 62% of small businesses have experienced late payment or frozen...

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26th Oct 2021

How to remotely prepare R&D tax claims

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to many businesses changing the way they operate. Of all of these changes, remote working has been by far the biggest...

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28th Oct 2021 20:49

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The coronavirus has spread at an alarming rate and the economy is set to face a severe blow. Not only will accounting firms have to adjust to new working from home measures, but they'll have to consider the financial impact that this outbreak will have on each of their clients' businesses, as well as their own.