Ahead of National Apprenticeship Week 2025, accounting trainees Fern Varah and Alex Rose have shared their experiences of working towards their qualifications and the opportunities provided to them along the way.
Apprenticeships have been surrounded by many myths over the years, and it’s important to set the record straight as times have changed. While apprenticeships were once the domain of skilled occupations, they are now available in nearly all professions.
The UK energy sector experienced a notable decline in business confidence in the final quarter of 2024, reflecting both broader economic challenges and sector-specific issues.
Armstrong Watson is among a group of accounting firms across England and Scotland who have raised concerns about the wider impact of Rachel Reeves’ proposals to cap Inheritance Tax (IHT) reliefs for agricultural and business property.
When a company faces financial distress or the possibility of insolvency, the responsibilities of its directors shift significantly. The greater the company’s financial difficulties the more priority directors should give to creditors’ interests over that of the shareholders.
The SRA is consulting on proposed changes to the Accounts Rules that could limit the period a firm holds client money and potentially require all Accountants Reports to be submitted to the SRA.
Determining whether a worker is employed or self-employed for tax purposes has long been a complex issue. The legal sector faces specific tax challenges and risks when engaging ex-partners and client-facing consultants.
If you are a shareholder with more than £25,000 in a company and it has come to the end of its economic life, a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is a neat way of extracting the funds and ending the company’s filing requirements