A list of all coronavirus-related articles from ICAEW, starting with the most recent.
There are a high proportion of zombie companies in the UK. The COVID-19 pandemic has created the perfect environment to create more.
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court ruled on a landmark employment law case involving Uber. Mark Hammerton, partner at law firm Eversheds Sutherland, explores the fallout and what it means for tax.
The challenges of maintaining efficiency, demystified
The easing of lockdown presents genuine management challenges to welcoming back employees, and experts warn that employers have a duty of care to avoid “re-entry syndrome” among their staff.
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The results of a 2020 IoD survey
Despite a tough period for businesses in Hong Kong the introduction of a corporate rescue procedure remains elusive, says Johnson Kong, Managing Director at BDO Hong Kong
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A deeper look at the what the budget means for business
A simple introductory guide for businesses to the global transition away from (Sterling £) LIBOR provided by ACT, CBI, ICAEW and UK Finance.
A National Audit Office report lays out the challenge for local authorities and central government on adult social care in the absence of a long-term funded plan.
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The past twelve months have seen many aspects of the GP contract being income protected to enable practices to concentrate on the COVID 19 response.
HMRC impersonation scams are getting increasingly sophisticated and scammers have ramped up their activity during the pandemic.
We speak to Zafar Anjum, founder and chief executive of CRI Group, about the rising levels of fraud during the pandemic, and how his company is using AI to investigate wrongdoing.
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The Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS) aims to support UK businesses of any size as they recover from the pandemic with loans between £25,000 and £10m. This article aims to answer the most frequently asked questions and looks at the new ICAEW Adviser Funding Platform with Swoop.
How live heat maps and personalised notifications are being used as a practical solution to the problem of social distancing and queuing in venues, explained by founder and chief executive of Data Duopoly, Tanuvi Ethunandan ACA.
While formal insolvency numbers are lower now than they were pre-Covid, the statistics may be masking many businesses on the brink and many more whose business owners will question whether it’s worth carrying on as the year continues.
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Neil Warren reveals why tax advisers need to be aware of the VAT deregistration rules – and why it might not be a wise option for a business right now.
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Andrew Cockman looks at the implications of the Upper Tribunal decision in R & C Commrs v Embiricos [2020] UKUT 0370 (TCC) in relation to partial closure notices.
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What are the key issues for employers of internationally mobile employees? Gary Chandler and Rosie Godden answer your questions.
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As the move towards flexible working accelerates, Elizabeth Ward-Booth and Anthony Crewe reconsider the definition of permanent establishments in the light of increased remote working.
Chris Sanger examines the VAT policy challenges for the sharing economy identified by the Treasury.
ICAEW Insights speaks with a retail CFO about the “battering” coronavirus has dished out to the sector and the “huge bounce back” he expects to see in revenues as the economy opens up.
Employees working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic can continue to claim tax relief on costs not reimbursed by their employer, but a new claim will need to be made for the 2021/22 tax year, HMRC has confirmed.
This guide outlines the accounting and tax implications of the main types of government support packages.
With the pandemic increasing pressure on public finances, could this prompt overdue discussions on tax reform? ICAEW's Head of Tax Frank Haskew and independent adviser Martin Wheatcroft reflect on recent announcements and challenges facing the Chancellor.
Duncan Baker MP gives an insight into how the government’s 10-point green industrial strategy is being applied as we look towards a green recovery after the pandemic.