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While the charity sector has shown remarkable resilience throughout the pandemic, there are concerns that government support is masking the true extent of the financial impact. We examine the prognosis for the year ahead.
A new ICAEW campaign gives members the tools they need to encourage and nurture a more inclusive culture in the workplace – regardless of their role.
Manufacturers have had to contend with a number of trade and supply challenges to maintain orders. For Jasun Envirocare, the solution has been to review every process and supplier relationship.
Highlights from the broader tax news for the week ending 19 January 2022, including: changes to business rate eligibility for holiday homes; draft guidance for uncertain tax treatments; proposed changes to the disregard rules; and an update on social security coordination with France.
Companies and unincorporated businesses are taxable on COVID support grants and payments. ICAEW’s Tax Faculty provides a summary of available resources to help ensure tax returns are correctly completed.
Following HMRC’s announcement that it will provide a one-month penalty waiver for late-filing and late-payment penalties, ICAEW’s Tax Faculty shares guidance from HMRC on other implications of not meeting the 31 January deadline.
Britvic will focus this year on ensuring the soft drinks company’s sustainability goals are entrenched in every decision, process and system.
As retailers are forced to change processes to counter supply chain blockages and rising costs, they should take the opportunity to make sustainability part and parcel of the way they work, says Catherine Kelly, Head of Retail, Cooper Parry.
ACA accountants set for bumper pay increases as companies grapple to hold onto top talent, new survey finds
As the UK looks towards creating a cleaner economy post-pandemic, the north of England is primed to lead the way, says NP11 chair Sir Roger Marsh OBE
The Institute for Fiscal Studies reports that local authority finances are faring better than predicted – however, topline numbers mask significant variations, with smaller councils bearing the brunt of spending increases.
Philip Nicol-Gent has stepped up to the role of Chair of the ICAEW Regulatory Board with immediate effect after his predecessor in the role, Jenny Watson CBE, was forced to stand down for unforeseen personal reasons after just two months in the role.
The UK’s services sector is bearing the economic brunt of the rise in infections from the Omicron variant with growing numbers of staff isolating and increased consumer hesitancy, the latest research shows.
Global automotive manufacturers have taken steps to react more quickly and more effectively against the ongoing semiconductor shortage that is plaguing the market.
The VAT default surcharge was due to be replaced by new late submission and payment penalties and interest charges from April 2022. The introduction of the new regime has been deferred to January 2023 to allow HMRC more time to make the necessary systems changes.