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The UK accounting watchdog – the Financial Reporting Council – has announced that its chair is to stand down at the end of May just eight months into the role

As the last few weeks have shown, working from home presents its own unique challenges. In order to brave the technical tribulations and ease any strain on domestic harmony, having a working from home set up that works for you is crucial to ensure one gets work done

UK law firm Birketts has appointed Tobias Gleed-Owen as an associate in its private client advisory team based at its Cambridge office

Saffery Champness Registered Fiduciaries and its advisers have secured approval from the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands for a “momentous decision” concerning the liquidation of a complex and high value trust

Employees who deferred their salary and/or bonuses to help their firms out during the COVID-19 pandemic could be in for a nasty tax surprise, accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg has warned

Readers now have just one week left to make nominations for the 2020 eprivateclient Channel Islands Top 35 Under 35

British children think an average home costs £1,000, a loaf of bread will set you back £5 - and that their parents earn £1 million a year

Succession planning has always been a key area of concern for family offices. The generational shift from one Principal to another is a time fraught with nervous tension and the potential for disaster

A high profile UK tax lawyer has expressed surprise at the news that the Welsh government has joined Poland, Denmark and France in stopping ‘tax haven’ based companies from receiving COVID-19 related bailouts

The top one percent of earners in the UK received a far greater, and faster growing, share of the nation’s income pre-crisis than previously thought, if capital gains are included in official statistics, according to new research published yesterday (Thursday 21 May 2020)