Don't miss out on what is happening in the world of accountancy. If you are a member you can change your contact preferences so it is delivered directly to your mailbox.
Displaying 1-10 of 66 results
Members’ budget verdict: ‘a missed opportunity’
- Article
- 30 Oct 2026
A survey of more than 600 ICAEW Chartered Accountants suggests that businesses in the UK are underwhelmed by Chancellor John Healey’s first budget.
How to use AI to strengthen your cyber defences
- Article
- 29 Oct 2026
Criminals have a new force multiplier and it is the same one businesses are racing to adopt. While AI is helping attackers probe networks faster than any human team could, AI can also help businesses identify their weak spots and help guard against threats.
Suren Thiru on a low-key budget to keep markets at bay
- Article
- 29 Oct 2026
The low-key budget failed to move the dial for the UK economy, as resilient GDP growth was overshadowed by negative business confidence, rising inflation and the prospect of higher interest rates. Hear more from ICAEW’s Chief Economist.
Chart of the week: budget 2026 headroom
- Article
- 29 Oct 2026
Our chart this week looks at how the Chancellor chose to allow the government’s fiscal headroom to fall by £9bn to £15bn as he deferred difficult decisions for another year.
How to Excel: PivotTables offer quick insights without coding
- Article
- 29 Oct 2026
PivotTable is a useful and powerful analysis tool that can create meaningful summaries out of large datasets. Excel expert Giles Male explains how to make the most of this tool.
ICAEW regulatory round-up: October 2026
- Newsletter
- 29 Oct 2026
Read about our new name as Regulation & Conduct, find out what regulations changed on 1 October, respond to our regulatory consultations, and read about the Constructive Engagement pathway and latest guidance.
Budget: changes for employers and employees
- Article
- 28 Oct 2026
Employment tax announcements at budget 2026 included changes to the approved mileage allowance payments, increases to the national living and minimum wages and a reform of the benchmark scale and overseas scale rate payments.
Budget: key changes to indirect taxes
- Article
- 28 Oct 2026
Budget 2026 includes changes to environmental taxes, excise duties and other indirect taxes. ICAEW highlights some of the key measures businesses and advisers should be aware of.
Budget: tax rates on property and savings income increased
- Article
- 28 Oct 2026
The government announced several changes to income tax at the budget 2026, including a further increase in the rates of tax on savings and property income, effective from April 2027.
Budget: government confirms measures to tackle tax debt
- Article
- 28 Oct 2026
From April 2029, income tax self assessment (ITSA) taxpayers will be required to make automated in-year tax payments (such as through direct debit), with eligible taxpayers being able to opt-in to payments through pay as you earn (PAYE).
Displaying 1-10 of 66 results