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Financial institutions and their intermediaries require sectoral standards on sustainability reporting rules for clarity and coherence, argues ECB.
The Windsor Framework, amending the Northern Ireland Protocol, includes changes to rules for movements of goods from Great Britain into Northern Ireland. ICAEW’s Tax Faculty sets out the VAT and duty implications.
Brussels’ green plan swiftly follows the US announcement of an increase in subsidies that could put companies in Europe at a disadvantage.
The EU Commission has proposed for a common set of corporate tax rules across member states. Views expressed both by those giving evidence to the European Parliament’s subcommittee on taxation matters and CFE Tax Advisors Europe suggest that more work is required if the rules are to interact successfully with the other taxation systems that businesses face.
The presidents of ICAEW and the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (ICPAC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to bring continuing learning and development to professionals in Cyprus.
A post-Brexit regime for UK government subsidies began on 4 January. Any suggestions that it is lighter-touch than the old EU state aid rules should be taken with a pinch of salt, experts warn.
Accountants must remain vigilant and act swiftly to report suspicious financial activity and prevent human trafficking. There are red flags to look out for, warns one financial intelligence unit.
From 1 May 2023, businesses will no longer be able to use a margin scheme when buying second-hand vehicles in Great Britain and selling them in Northern Ireland.
CEO of Global Reporting Initiative underscores the continued relevance of his organisation’s protocol.
The UK is leading Europe in increasing both female representation and women leading sustainability initiatives at board level in financial services companies, analysis shows.