Peter Herbert is back for our annual webinar that aims to help small and medium sized audit firms get ready for the 2025/26 reporting season.

With a strong finish to 2025, here’s what is to look forward to in the year ahead.

Leading and participating in an effective advisory board requires a continual balance of art and science – combining skilled facilitation, adaptive engagement and collaboration with structured processes, clear governance and measurable outcomes. This webinar explores these principles, highlighting emerging standards that are shaping advisory boards worldwide.

With the UK government announcing its focus on streamlining and modernising corporate reporting, Sally Baker, ICAEW’s Head of Corporate Reporting Strategy, sets out its plans, clarifying what happened to the non-financial reporting review and explaining how ICAEW members’ views will influence changes.

Toby Roxburgh, ICAEW’s Sustainability Manager for Nature & Biodiversity, explores the growing investor demand for high‑quality nature‑related information and how this has led the ISSB to begin nature-related standard-setting on biodiversity and ecosystems in response.

Understand how being R.E.A.L. leads to great storytelling, communication and impact.

Learn essential modern Excel functions with MVP David: dynamic ranges, smarter lookups, text, date and numeric tricks, powerful array formulas, and AI-assisted formula creation to boost productivity in the 2020s.

With the UK government announcing its focus on streamlining and modernising corporate reporting, Sally Baker, ICAEW’s Head of Corporate Reporting Strategy, sets out its plans, clarifying what happened to the non-financial reporting review and explaining how ICAEW members’ views will influence changes.

Frank Haskew looks at the latest Tax Faculty activity, which includes further engagement with the government on the Finance Bill 2025-26 provisions directly affecting agents and a report on the MTD Live event.

With a strong finish to 2025, here’s what is to look forward to in the year ahead.

MTD income tax will apply from April 2026 to those who receive income from self-employment and/or property where turnover/gross income from these sources combined is above a threshold of £50,000. This series of webinars will provide the latest information and guidance on MTD for income tax, including who is in scope and who isn't; digital record keeping requirements; quarterly update requirement; and the year end tax return.

MTD income tax will apply from April 2026 to those who receive income from self-employment and/or property where turnover/gross income from these sources combined is above a threshold of £50,000. This series of webinars will provide the latest information and guidance on MTD for income tax, including who is in scope and who isn't; digital record keeping requirements; quarterly update requirement; and the year end tax return.

Frank Haskew looks at the latest Tax Faculty activity, which includes further engagement with the government on the Finance Bill 2025-26 provisions directly affecting agents and a report on the MTD Live event.

MTD income tax will apply from April 2026 to those who receive income from self-employment and/or property where turnover/gross income from these sources combined is above a threshold of £50,000. This series of webinars will provide the latest information and guidance on MTD for income tax, including who is in scope and who isn't; digital record keeping requirements; quarterly update requirement; and the year end tax return.