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Trial aims to improve efficiency of telephone helpline for practitioners.

A summary of changes to ACCA’s Rulebook.

ACCA has introduced a new Practising Certificate Experience Form for anyone applying for a PC.

Advice on entering awards which recognise excellence in tax, and so much more.

If a taxpayer suffers a trading loss, what options are there to relieve the loss?

Alphabet shareholders may benefit from new amendments to the Finance Act.

Joint working party issues supplementary schedule of services.

HMRC issues updated guidance on VAT on digital services.

In the first of a series of articles with Foulger Underwood we explore the digital reality of MTD and the opportunities it offers for restructuring.

The MTD for VAT pilot is now open to all.

We revisit the court case that revealed what can – and cannot – be deducted as expenses.

What needs to be included on the tax return to avoid giving yourself a headache.

HMRC’s U-turn on the requirement to file tax returns by directors.

Regulator taking a stronger line on reporting matters.

A topical summary of the new SORP for LLPs.

Ensure you are aware of the new minimum contributions.

New portal will make it easier to manage your PII.

Will cash accounting ease the pressure?

ADR can help resolve otherwise time-consuming tax disputes with HMRC.

An examination of when an individual does not require to complete a tax return for their rental income.

Make sure your client gets the correct tax relief for 2017/18.

A look at restrictions, including worked examples.

A 50/50 split may not be tax efficient for your clients.