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Dividend vs Distributions in Specie

by Jessica Garbett | Aug 23, 2018 | ACCA, business issues, business taxation

Looking at in species in relation to company law and reporting. Where a dividend is declared in cash, but satisfied by a transfer of assets, it is called ‘dividend in specie’. This type of dividend falls under Article 34 of model articles for private companies limited...

The potential benefits of open banking

by Jessica Garbett | Aug 16, 2018 | ACCA, business issues

Understand how open banking could benefit you What is open banking? Open banking is part of a piece of European legislation known as the Second Payment Services Directive, or PSD2. This requires banks to open up their data to third parties, designed to boost...

Filing deadlines for limited companies

by Jessica Garbett | Aug 13, 2018 | ACCA, business issues, business taxation, employer returns

Ensure you understand your filing deadlines. Private limited companies have filing deadlines for accounts and tax returns. ACTION DEADLINE First accounts with Companies House 21 months after date...

Insider fraud in charities

by Jessica Garbett | Jul 16, 2018 | ACCA, business issues

Study finds that poor governance and oversight within charities contributes to fraud. The aim of the Charity Commission study into insider fraud in charities was to better understand: the types of insider fraud occurring in charities the factors that make charities...

GDPR security measures

by Jessica Garbett | Jul 12, 2018 | ACCA, business issues

New guidance clarifies what are considered ‘appropriate’ measures. Guidance summarising appropriate and proportionate security measures issued by the ICO and NCSC towards the end of May recognises that ‘there is a lot of confusion as to the technical security required...

Employed or self-employed? The Pimlico Plumbers ruling

by Jessica Garbett | Jul 4, 2018 | ACCA, business issues, business taxation, employment status

Supreme Court ruling has wide implications on the definition of a ‘worker’. Determining a person’s employment status has been a contentious legal issue since the middle of the 20th century, and there is a great deal of legal precedent around the various definitions...

Dividend vs Distributions in Specie

The potential benefits of open banking

Filing deadlines for limited companies

Insider fraud in charities

GDPR security measures

Employed or self-employed? The Pimlico Plumbers ruling

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