By sunset, Treasury officials will publish the Red Book online, technical tax teams will begin sifting through hundreds of pages of policy annexes, and managing partners will assure clients that a ...

Key takeaways from the Accountancy Age's 35 Under 35 2026 Celebration: Why AI requires clean data, how apprenticeships widen ...

With Conservatives pledging IHT cuts and pensions entering the estate in April 2027 under Finance Act 2026, here is how advisers can guide.

Haines Watts is pleased to announce the opening of two new offices in Nottingham and Derby, further strengthening its presence across the East Midlands. Both offices will officially open on the 1st ...

The Treasury has reportedly ruled out dropping the Mansion Tax threshold to £1.5m. What the £2m entry point means for clients.

Processes such as appointment of subcontractors and staff accreditation programmes have been tightened at the department during the handover from previous supplier EDS. All procedures implemented by ...

And the winner of the Accountant of the Year award is... reporting, improving the speed and quality of service to HBOS. The retention of junior managers has increased since she took on her role. She ...

Brexit is just months away, yet some businesses have yet to draw up contingency plans: why? With insights from KPMG UK. On 29 March 2017, the UK triggered Article 50 of the Treaty of the European ...

The UK Accountancy Sector Outlook Report 2024-2025 in partnership with HSBC provides actionable insights to help you navigate a rapidly evolving industry. Backed by data from over 100 leading firms, ...

Behind closed doors, the mood among UK accounting partners is less about revolutionary tech trends and far more about daily operational pragmatism. As the first £50,000 threshold for MTD for ITSA fast ...

The UK’s largest accountancy firms are rethinking early-career recruitment as generative AI and offshoring reshape the entry-level workforce. Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC have collectively scaled back ...

The Accountancy Age 35 under 35 returns for 2026, in partnership with AJ Chambers, to shine a spotlight on the profession’s rising stars. Each year, the ranking recognises young accountants who are ...