Accountants in London might want to consider following the lead of their counterparts in South Yorkshire and offer free advice to small business owners.
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HMRC to clamp down on unpaid internships
Accountants in London may be interested to learn that HMRC is planning to tackle companies that pay interns less than the national minimum wage.
Accountants in London help police beat fraud
Accountants in London may be interested to learn that City bankers are joining a police fraud unit to help fight the war against economic crime.
HMRC to alter policy on penalty notices
Accountants in London may be interested to learn that HMRC is going to alter its policy for sending out penalty notices to employers who make late monthly payments.
Should accountants in London prepare for another recession?
Contractor accountants may be interested to learn that the National Institute for Economic and Social Research has suggested that the UK may be slipping back into recession.
Goldman Sachs let off £10m tax avoidance scheme interest payment
Leaked documents reveal that Christmas came early to Goldman Sachs last year after HMRC let the company off paying the £10 million interest it owed on a tax avoidance scheme.
Should accountants in London go on a charm offensive?
Maybe accountants in London should consider following the lead of ICAS and go on a charm offensive.
Cloud computing proves beneficial to accountants in London
The advent of cloud computing has had the most profound impact on finance professionals, such as accountants in London, according to the CEO of Netsuite, Zach Nelson.
HMRC to grill London’s fast food outlets
Accountants in London may be interested to learn that fast food retailers in the Capital are facing a grilling from HMRC after suspicions were raised that some are cooking the books as well as the food.
HMRC manages tax disputes with large firms satisfactorily
Accountants in London may be interested to learn that the National Audit Office has discovered that HMRC has sound governance in place when it comes to managing tax disputes with large organisations.
