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More grants via the Self-employed Income Support Scheme

by Jessica Garbett | Mar 4, 2021 | ACCA, budget, business issues, Covid19

The latest round of grants for the SEISS has been announced, with more applicants potentially qualifying. Applications for the third grant for the Self-employed Income Support Scheme closed on 29 January 2021, with the details of the fourth grant slated for...

New post-Brexit requirements when hiring EU nationals

by Jessica Garbett | Mar 4, 2021 | ACCA, business issues

From 1 January 2021 UK businesses employing EU nationals without settled or pre-settled status needed to meet the requirements of a new points-based system and obtain a sponsorship licence. The requirement aligns the EU-workers immigration and employment regime with...

ACCA Year End Planning Tips

by Jessica Garbett | Feb 25, 2021 | ACCA, budget, business taxation, capital taxation, personal taxatation

With self-assessment season over, now it is time to think about year-end tax planning for their clients. Each year seems to bring with it something new and this year is certainly no exception. The main areas of interest this year will centre around taxpayers seeking...

Brexit – what’s next for reporting?

by Jessica Garbett | Feb 8, 2021 | ACCA, financial reporting

Accountants and Businesses have a lot to consider when it comes to year-end reporting post-Brexit. Risk and viability are the key words the FRC used when issuing its going concern guidance on coronavirus. Many reporting entities will now also look back at the Brexit...

Updated guidance for charitable organisations

by Jessica Garbett | Feb 5, 2021 | ACCA, business issues

A summary of notable updates from the Charity Commission. The guidance issued by the Charity Commission for Charitable organisations and CIOs has been updated and trustees and those working with or for charities should consider the changes. Notable updates...

Capital gains tax and divorce

by Jessica Garbett | Feb 3, 2021 | ACCA, capital taxation

When the breakdown of a marriage occurs, tax considerations are likely to be the last thing on the parties’ minds. However, the potential benefits which can arise from tax planning cannot be ignored, especially where it can be demonstrated that both of the parties...

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