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Driving out corruption is one of the government’s key policies to improve revenue generation and we can expect new proposals targeting tax…

As a result of new European wide anti-money laundering legislation, which comes into force at the start of 2017, there are new…

Due to the introduction of the EU Accounting Directive into company law, the way the government classifies companies according to their size…

FRS 102 is a new single accounting standard for medium and large size UK businesses that replaces all earlier UK accounting standards.…

New examples of fraudulent emails (also known as phishing emails) are doing the rounds currently and we have received reports from two…

  A very familiar face for so many of our clients, Ben Simper, one of RJP’s Client Managers, is set to tackle…

  George Osborne announced his vision to create a fully digital HMRC by 2020 before the end of the last parliament and…

Based on our recent experience it appears that HMRC have refocused their efforts in identifying potential tax shortfalls within the construction industry.…

  Medium to large sized companies in the UK are now required to implement a new financial reporting standard FRS 102, which…

    In recent weeks HMRC has written specifically to furniture retailers and car repair businesses across the UK, requesting verification of…

  Young people often have an immense amount to offer an organisation and there can be many strategic benefits to recruiting a…

Significant changes are to come into force on 6 April 2015 to the powers HMRC has to deduct tax through the PAYE…

The new company accounting standard, FRS 102, is being introduced for accounting periods commencing on or after 1st January 2015. This standard…

New anti avoidance legislation has been introduced by the Government in a bid to crack down on national insurance (NIC) avoidance. The…

Producing business forecasts are an important exercise if a business is looking to either gain finance or increase the level of finance…