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ICAEW Council elections: don’t miss your chance to get involved
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- 06 Nov 2026
Nominations for ICAEW’s Council elections are now open, with eligible members encouraged to stand for a seat in their area or put forward a candidate.
Chart of the week: the other fiscal rule
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- 05 Nov 2026
Our chart this week is on the government’s secondary fiscal rule, showing how public sector net financial liabilities are forecast to fall as a share of GDP in 2029/30, giving headroom of £24bn.
UK government pauses profit and loss filing but sticks with software-only filing
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- 05 Nov 2026
Companies House will pause the introduction of small companies and micro-entities filing profit and loss accounts while the government considers alternative options to simplify filing processes. The government reconfirms its commitment to mandatory software-only filing of accounts and other planned reforms for 1 April 2028.
What climate risk exposed about the blind spot now forming around AI
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- 05 Nov 2026
Credit models struggle to capture sudden shocks rather than gradual change. Climate risk has exposed the blind spot, and AI could be next. Polly Tsang, ICAEW’s Senior Financial Services Regulatory Manager, weighs in.
Tax news in brief 4 November 2026
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- 04 Nov 2026
Highlights from the broader tax news for the two weeks ending 4 November 2026, including an update from HMRC on Making Tax Digital (MTD) for income tax.
Five budget measures you may have missed
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- 02 Nov 2026
ICAEW's Tax Faculty picks out five important measures announced at the budget which didn’t make the headlines on the day, but may affect how HMRC administers the tax system in the future.
Will I meet the conditions for founders’ relief?
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- 02 Nov 2026
ICAEW’s Tax Faculty explains the conditions that must be met for an individual to claim founders’ relief, based on the information published by the government so far.
Why banks and insurers must pay closer attention to climate risk
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- 02 Nov 2026
Climate risk is no longer an abstract mention in corporate social responsibility or environmental, social, and governance reports, but an active item on the balance sheet and a critical question about the resilience of the entity. With its volatile threat ever more apparent, banks and insurers must get a firmer grasp on the concept and a grip on associated costs.
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