Join Mitigo as they delve into a real-life example from an accountancy practice and share practical actions you can use to improve resilience, reduce risk and better protect your organisation.

Find out how UKEB’s proposed approach generates stronger evidence on the economic effects of adopting new IFRS Accounting Standards, helping to inform and strengthen future endorsement decisions.

Consistently identified as one of the top issues by the FRC, impairment of assets remains a hot topic for the 2025/26 reporting season. Aimed at preparers applying either IFRS Accounting Standards or FRS 102, this webinar offers expert insight into accounting for impairment in today’s environment of uncertainty.

Join Mitigo as they delve into a real-life example from an accountancy practice and share practical actions you can use to improve resilience, reduce risk and better protect your organisation.

An engaging panel discussion aimed at aspiring Financial Controllers (FC) looking to land their first FC role.

With the government’s release of the first two UK Sustainability Reporting Standards, organisations can now choose to voluntarily adopt a dedicated UK sustainability reporting framework. Kate Beeston, Technical Manager within the ICAEW’s Corporate Reporting Faculty, examines the new standards and considers what they could mean for companies across the UK.

This technical round-up includes developments up to 31 March 2026.

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.

When does a business really have a VAT establishment and why does it matter?

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.