This week someone made contact with me through my website saying they were thinking of leaving their current accountants because they had been disappointed by them on multiple occasions, especially ...

I am helping to wind up several estates where the deceased clients had taken out a large number of life insurance policy bonds in trust (single premium ...

A local Guides group has recently registered for Gift Aid and my client has signed a declaration that the charity can claim the previous 4 years worth of ...

Perhaps the most fundamental change is that QuickBooks will be on the new Intuit platform. This reflects the parent company’s increasing visibility ...

Unless you’ve somehow screened Companies House emails so they don’t appear in your inbox, you will know by now that new ...

Recent geopolitical upheaval shows that perceptions and politics are fickle and can change quickly. However, the damage we’ve ...

This article was inspired by a piece on Radio 4’s excellent /More or Less/ [1] programme last week, which strongly suggested ...

If we believe in the advice we give, then we should have nothing to hide. Transparent fees are the foundation of trust in ...

UK audit firms are facing down a stubborn people problem, with capacity and capability proving a constant thorn in partners’ sides.

Blair spoke of wanting to develop opportunities to allow the profession to “come together, convene and cherish the differences”. It’s a turn of phrase that stands out, with the ICAEW president ...

For decades, collaboration in accounting was bogged down by inefficiency—endless email chains, misplaced attachments, and the ...

Hi, A few months ago I submitted my Self Assessment return which included my property income from my one buy to let flat.