Accountancy

Rawlinson & Hunter's Stephen Yates looks at the latest tax developments

Disintermediation & disruption, fee compression, and the return to a lower return environment are the key challenges currently facing the UK wealth management industry, Patrick Lance, a wealth director at 1762 from Brewin Dolphin told the audience at the fourth annual eprivateclient Accountancy Dinner last week (01/10/2019)

This month Tax Titbits focuses on recent tax cases which comment on key areas for those advising private clients on their offshore structures or assisting them with their compliance obligations

A client of law firm Mishcon de Reya has launched a crowdfunding campaign on CrowdJustice seeking to challenge intra-governmental legislation which she believes breaches her fundamental rights to data protection and privacy.

Increasing numbers of self-assessment tax payers are falling into serious arrears with their tax bills, says accountants and business advisors, Moore Stephens.

Michael Gove, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and MP for Surrey Heath, visited Kensington-based accountancy firm Bright Grahame Murray (BGM) last week (15/08/19).

Following a number of high profile IR35 court rulings, the government has announced changes to the off-payroll working rule changes from April 2020.

HMRC’s slow down in Research and Development (R &D) tax claims could cause severe problems for small businesses, warns accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg.

UK nationals who are living overseas and are regarded as non-resident in the UK for the whole of a tax year could lose their personal allowance, says 2019 eprivateclient Top Accountancy Firm Blick Rothenberg

Rawlinson & Hunter's Stephen Yates looks at the big tax stories of June 2019