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A strange question: can you afford not to spend £500,000?

The information sharing provision under the new UK-Swiss tax agreement may fail to discover the identities of some Swiss account holders, say national accountancy firm UHY Hacker Young.

The recent Budget and the documents released alongside it indicate a sharp escalation in HMRC's 'war' on offshore tax evasion.

Do you create your sales invoices on word every month? Do you then send them out manually? Once all this is done, do you have to create the invoices in Xero?

The 2022 to 2023 Academies Accounts Direction made it clear that the ESFA expect trusts to include lengthier descriptions of the processes in place to manage conflicts...

Your ability to work is a vital resource. It allows you to keep a roof over your head and feed and clothe yourself and your family.

HMRC is currently investigating £25 billion of tax which it thinks might be owed by large businesses, says UHY Hacker Young, the national accounting group.

There are key areas which time and time again prove critical in maximising value, if these are managed well you give yourself every chance of achieving a premium on exit.

HM Revenue & Customs ("HMRC") has announced a clampdown in respect of R&D claims being in the construction industry.

Everybody's having fun - unless you are booking your Christmas staff event and get the sums wrong! Below is a reminder of HMRC's tax rules which apply to events that cost over £150 per attendee.

As the final few December and March year end sets of accounts are finalised and put to print ahead of forthcoming AGM's...

Earlier this year HM Treasury formally launched Pension Wise, its service to offer consumer guidance on the new pension rules.

This week the BBC reported on a RICS release indicating a trend amongst private buy let landlords selling properties, and the pressures applied to the rental market in consequence.

At its most basic the "Enterprise Value" of a business, the value ignoring any surplus assets or debts, is a function of the cash generated by a business and the expected rate of return required by the buyer.

The 2014 Autumn Statement was even more like a mini-Budget than its recent predecessors, probably because the next Budget will be so close to the election.

HMRC regularly publish approved ‘fuel only' rates which have, again, changed.

Our latest UHY Financial Planning Review newsletter explores key topical issues.