ICAEW’s Tax Faculty provides a range of content that can help members keep up to date with the latest developments in tax practice, policy and regulation, much of which may count as verifiable CPD.

Alongside covering the latest news in Insights, the faculty's monthly digital publication TAXline offers practical articles and more. Meanwhile, detailed guidance is provides in TAXguides, webinars and the Tax Track Podcast, which launched in January 2024.  

ICAEW members have unrestricted access to these materials and can join the Tax Faculty for no additional cost. 

In case you missed it

The most popular Tax Faculty content over the last few months, includes tax news articles alerting members to:

• the passage of Finance (No.2) Act 2024,
• contact from HMRC ruling out a brightline test for furnished holiday lets, and
• a warning from HMRC relating to VAT bank details fraud. 

From TAXline, our article explaining how basis period reform may affect tax returns for 2023/24 has been extremely popular.

Meanwhile, we've published new TAXguides answering the questions raised at recent webinars on:

• the cash basis, payroll and reward issues for 2024/25, and
• the taxation of company cars, vans and fuel.

Talking of webinars, the latest position on Making Tax Digital income tax self assessment was covered at the end of April. If you missed it live, the recording is available to watch on demand.

From the Tax Track Podcast, our episode where Tax Faculty staff discuss the corporation tax associated companies rules has been most popular.   

What's coming up

It is possible to register now for webinars coming-up later in the year. These include a webinars on:

• basis period reform, and
• the implications of payrolling benefits in kind.  

More tax resources

Eligible ICAEW member firms also have free access to Bloomsbury Professional’s comprehensive online library, which comprises of around 80 titles from some of the country’s leading tax and accounting experts.

The service provides integrated and up-to-date legislation, HMRC manuals, case summaries and current awareness to support firms in advising clients.