As reported by Ian Holloway in July 2023 [1], “administrative discrepancies” caused tens of thousands of eligible taxpayers to miss out ...

The Gift Aid scheme, a beneficial initiative introduced by the UK Government, serves as a win-win for charities and UK ...

The accounting field is currently facing a notable shortage of qualified professionals, especially in the United States, ...

The term “Britishcore” [1] is inexplicably riding high on the hog, flagging some of the more mundane and ramshackle aspects ...

I am in the process of preparing some accounts for a new client (UK LTD).  Sole Director outside the UK, all work performed outside the UK.

I am preparing a consolidated set of accounts for a new group, the parent company has been bolted on top owning 100% share capital, following a restructure ...

Interest rates have been held, as expected, in the first update since being cut last month. At its meeting ending on 18 September 2024, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted by a majority of 8–1 ...

Prior to my onboarding Director 1 fell out with Director 2 as they felt they did not have CIC's best intentions at heart. Director 2 now 'demanding' 50% of the business as a payout, even though CIC is ...

My recent query about the Cycle-to-Work scheme descended into an unseemly and bigotted attack on cyclists befitting of the "Daily Torygraph". I think as ...

The company has two Shareholders 50% each. One of the shareholders is leaving and the company is planning to buy back his shares. For how long should the ...

A client of mine in the production sector incurs expenses for food, which they say is shoot subsistence. Is it possible to recover these costs, given ...

I am so fed up of clients lately saying, well, so and so does this, and so and so does that.  Why are we not doing that?  Or Dave down the pub says my ...