In recent years, freelance work has been subject to significant regulatory change, raising concerns for both the freelancers themselves, and hiring businesses.

There are a number of reasons why you may require an audit or assurance report. Whether to meet your compliance requirements, provide assurance to investors...

The UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) was established to facilitate post-Brexit trade between the UK and EU. Central to this agreement are the rules of origin, which determine...

Following the Budget in March, the Government has announced changes to how trading losses of both Limited companies and unincorporated businesses can be utilised.

Frequently, many UK subsidiaries of international businesses are not aware that they need an audit and are at risk of costly penalties, and even criminal proceedings...

The Academy Trust Handbook stipulates that academy trusts must notify the DfE of changes to their governance information via Get Information About Schools (GIAS) within 14 calendar days of the change...

Many charities with investment portfolios will have noted the case of Butler-Sloss v The Charity Commission for England and Wales in the summer of 2022.

The Chancellor's Back to Work Plan was announced as part of the Autumn Statement 2023 to assist up to 1,100,000 people with long-term health conditions, disabilities or long-term unemployment to look for and stay in work.

In 2023, the McCloud remedy, also known as The Public Service Pension Remedy (PSPR), was implemented to remove age discrimination across public sector pension schemes, including NHS pensions.

In the complex world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), defining and tracking success is a nuanced challenge. In our roles as M&A advisors, we are often asked how ‘successful'...

Business leaders who wanted to exit are now reconsidering their options. We investigate what happened after the financial crisis and more recently following the COVID-19 pandemic to consider the implications for business planning and getting ready for exit.

Since the introduction of the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) automatic exchange of information in 2017, HMRC has access to more data than ever on overseas financial assets.

If your business has staff who work for long periods on overseas postings – or you are considering working overseas yourself for any length of time...

Digital assets, which encompass cryptocurrencies (also referred to as crypto-tokens) and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), have become increasingly prevalent...

In 2023/24, HMRC and foreign tax authorities exchanged a record 2,388 information requests about UK taxpayers, reflecting increased scrutiny on overseas assets. This trend is expected to rise following new tax rules effective from April 2025.

Holly Gibson, Price Bailey's healthcare sector specialist provides an overview of the latest updates from the healthcare industry. This monthly appointment provides...

R&D tax relief is currently under significant scrutiny from HMRC with an increased number of compliance officers recruited to carry out additional compliance checks, also known as tax enquiries, into R&D claims.

Ever since the collapse of Kids Company in 2015 and the subsequent court case, trustees have needed to be more conscious of their duties and responsibilities...

For owner-managers, maternity law and the subsequent payments can feel like a financial burden and particularly complex. This article aims to provide a clear explanation of the rights...

Currently, all business profits subject to income tax are taxed in the tax year the business accounting year ends (the current year basis). The rules will however change from 5 April 2024...