Do you have clients who are designing apps, games and websites or, developing online services?
Rents, energy prices and inflation are all up. Staff shortages are stagnating businesses. It’s a daunting time for UK businesses right now.
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Rents, energy prices and inflation are all up. Staff shortages are stagnating businesses. It’s a daunting time for UK businesses right now.
There is a common misconception that in moving to cloud-based systems, your technology environment is less secure. ICAEW’s Head of Data Analytics and Tech, Ian Pay, explores why this isn’t necessarily the case.
A joint report from the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors (CIIA) and AuditBoard, outlining the increasing threat of fraud and key actions that auditors, executive leadership, and boards can take to fight it.
Proposed law changes around corporate data protection measures appear to pave the way for a more relaxed regime – but is that really the case?
Want to understand cryptocurrency tax? Got crypto clients or getting questions about crypto? The theory behind crypto tax is not as cryptic as you might think. That's because most countries use familiar tax law on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. In this guide designed for Accountants, we'll take you through the key facts, followed by more in-depth guidance for your country.
What is said behind closed doors is no longer necessarily private. In an upcoming webinar, legal experts from Haddletons will share tips on exactly what you are required to show when dealing with a Data Subject Access Requests.
The cost of data breaches; monetising voice assistants; funding for UK cyber firms; small and wide data for analytics; post-pandemic innovation and growth; and UK streaming habits.
With the 30 June deadline approaching, the EU has agreed an adequacy decision for the UK, allowing the free flow of personal data from the EU to the UK to continue.
ICAEW members in practice have been among thousands of agents who have received late-filing penalty notices which are not for their clients. HMRC has investigated and provided an update on what went wrong.
The EU Commission has issued a draft decision that the UK will be granted a full adequacy decision which will enable data flows from the EU/EEA to continue as they did when the UK was in the EU. However the European Data Protection Board still has to formalise this and will not do this before it has consulted with member states.