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Taxpayers in MTD trial warned of payment on account issue
HMRC has informed ICAEW of an issue affecting taxpayers who have signed up to test Making Tax Digital (MTD) for income tax and are required to make pa...
Finance Bill changes for individuals and businesses
The Finance Bill 2025-26 is set to be the longest Finance Act in almost ten years, impacting on almost all areas of tax and posing significant challen...
How to use AI in tax ethically, and group audit best practice
This episode covers AI and tax work and ISA 600 on group audits, following the release of two pieces of guidance on the topics.
Winners and losers from capital allowances changes
The new 40% first year allowance (FYA) may benefit some businesses, including those in the leasing sector. However, more businesses could lose out bec...
HMRC sets expectations for AI in tax software
HMRC has published guidance for developers on what good use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) looks like in commercial software products that...
Extend inheritance tax payment deadline to 12 months, says Lords
The House of Lords has urged the government to extend the deadline for paying inheritance tax (IHT) on pensions assets and for estates with qualifying...
Additional business rates support announced for pubs
The government estimates that the average pub in England will save £1,650 in business rates in 2026-27 as a result of measures announced on the 27th o...
Business confidence takes a tumble in Wales
Welsh business confidence fell into negative territory in the fourth quarter of 2025, following the UK-wide slump in growth and confidence.
Scottish business confidence low, forecasts weak
Mirroring the rest of the country, business confidence in Scotland has dropped to its lowest level since 2022, with ongoing uncertainty and low econom...
Are businesses expecting too much of AI?
With GenAI use increasing among businesses and firms, some businesses are expecting it to replace junior hours.
Seven in-demand finance skills and roles for businesses in 2026
Amid a volatile trading and political climate, the accountants working in industry must be a dependable source of commercial insights and strategic de...
Seven in-demand finance skills and roles for accounting firms in 2026
As well as being familiar with emerging disciplines in corporate reporting and finance technology, accountants working in practice must have flair for...
Companies House: presenter requirements delayed until November
Companies House has postponed the deadline for presenters ID and registration measures from Spring until November 2026.
Welsh businesses to get more support for non-domestic rates
Businesses in Wales that see their non-domestic rates bills rise by more than £300 from April 2026 due to the revaluation may benefit from a new tran...
How will the new duty on electric cars work?
From April 2028, drivers of electric and plug-in hybrid cars will pay a new levy. ICAEW’s Tax Faculty explains how it is expected to work and asks for...
Group auditing: nine key changes for auditors
The revisions to ISA (UK) 600 have introduced major changes to group audits. Find out what they mean in practice.
Government abandons Audit Reform Bill
The UK government is scrapping the long-awaited Audit and Corporate Governance Reform Bill saying that the rule changes would be too costly for large...
HMRC support for taxpayers and agents on 31 January
As the deadline for submitting the self assessment (SA) tax return for 2024/25 falls on a Saturday, taxpayers and agents who may need help from HMRC a...
Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation bodies publish guidance on using AI in tax
The seven Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation (PCRT) bodies and associations, including ICAEW, have published guidance to help members apply...
How technology can impede judgement – and what to do about it
Craig Stirk of Sarcul Consulting says that accountants need to strike a balance with technology to keep professional judgement high.
Have your say on business rates reform
In a business rates call for evidence, the government has asked stakeholders for feedback on areas identified for reform and for their views on the ro...
Case law development: internationally mobile employees
ICAEW explains why a recent tax court ruling has caused confusion in assessing the social security obligations of employees who work in more than one...
How the Celsius scandal is reshaping Crypto regulation
Celsius network claimed to be a safe place to trade digital currencies and assets. In reality, it was using customers’ money for its own ends. In the...
Will 2026 be AI’s year? AI adoption trends
The key AI adoption trends that have played out in the accounting profession this year – and what awaits us in 2026.
Taxpayers may have exceeded business asset disposal relief lifetime limit
HMRC is writing to taxpayers who made a claim for business asset disposal relief (BADR) in their self assessment tax return for 2024/25 and may have e...
The five biggest software adoption pitfalls
At best, landing in one of these pitfalls will trigger teeth-gnashing frustration. At worst, it will lead you into regulatory hot water. From any angl...
Working in charities and the public sector
In this episode of the ICAEW Student Insights podcast, host Jag Dhaliwal explores what it’s like to work as a chartered accountant in charities and th...
AI in Excel: the pros and cons
Financial modelling guru Ian Schnoor takes us through the benefits and drawbacks of AI’s determined march across the face of Excel.
A World Cup bump, an AI slump? 2026 predictions
In the first episode of 2026, our usual team of soothsayers David Williamson, Frances Haque and Iain Wright review the events of the past 12 months, a...
Best of 2025
With Christmas round the corner, we’ve put together a special best of episode of Behind the Numbers, featuring some of the most memorable conversation...
How to avoid the five biggest software adoption pitfalls
At best, landing in one of these pitfalls will trigger teeth-gnashing frustration. At worst, it will lead you into regulatory hot water. From any angl...
Budget 25: Do the tax changes meet the tenets?
In this episode, we rate the Budget against ICAEW’s ten tenets for a better tax system, focusing on the government’s decision to freeze the personal a...
Budget 25: where’s the growth?
This episode is all about the Budget. What was in it? What are the implications? Was there anything positive to glean from it?
Budget: are capital markets-boosting measures effective?
The Chancellor included two measures designed to encourage more UK listings and investment in UK public markets.
Budget 2025: businesses dodge tax bullet, but costs will still bite
The Chancellor delivered a raft of small tax changes, rather than any big tax increases. But despite no increases in business taxes, the Budget offere...
Why we should learn more about how we learn
In this episode of the ICAEW Student Insights podcast, host Jag Dhaliwal talks to two experts about the way we learn and how we can all make the most...
AI agents: four use cases for accountants
Even at a relatively nascent stage, agentic AI is showing that it has the capability to revolutionise how finance professionals manage a range of impo...
How should audit firms use AI?
This episode focuses on the integration of AI in audit processes, emphasising the need for practical guidance from the Financial Reporting Council (FR...
Building a career in industry
In this episode of the ICAEW Student Insights podcast, host Orkhan Freeman explores what it’s like to be an accountant working in industry.
The latest on MTD income tax
From April 2026, an estimated 864,000 sole traders and landlords will need to comply with Making Tax Digital (MTD) for income tax.