The first tier tribunal (FTT) has allowed an application to reinstate an appeal against a personal liability notice, which ...

Did you know that if you process 500 supplier statements a year and spend just 9 minutes on each, you’re already losing ...

I had assumed the answer to this would be no, as eBay adds a fee and there is VAT on their fee, even though the seller themselves is not VAT registered. To ...

AccountingWEB technology editor Tom Herbert rounds up the latest news and analysis from the accounting technology universe in bite-sized video form.

The shortlists for the highly prestigious Accounting Excellence Awards [1], featuring the UK’s leading accountancy firms, have been revealed.

Getting a new lead always feels like a win, doesn’t it? But what happens next? Between that first contact and them becoming a paying client, time passes, ...

Candura, a specialist in helping mid-market organisations transform their finance function, has today announced a new partnership to strengthen its ...

More than 75% of firms see significant value in adopting digital solutions to automate daily tasks [1], such as collecting client data, integrating ...

Waiting for an opportunity can be tough. There’s no guarantee one’s going to arrive and when it does – whatever the context – who’s to say it’ll be right?

One of the trickier aspects of property taxation is understanding when spending on a rental property counts as a repair (and is therefore ...

We're a new tech company on monthly VAT returns. Months 2, 3 and 4: all go through within 2 days of making the claims. Months 5 and 6: held and I'm told that they are being batched with Month 1.

How should do this? Was newly registsred for SA for 2024/2025, so will revise that year. Earlier years though - declaration, or submit returns and try to appeal late filing penalties?