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Cash flow pressures drives over 60% rise in insolvencies
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Insolvency figures released today for October 2021 by the Government’s Insolvency Service show a 63% increase in corporate insolvencies compared to the same month last year (1,405 in September 2021 and 864 in October 2020).
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PKF tax experts shortlisted for two awards
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We are proud to announce that Shona Barker and Rosanna Morgan from our tax team have been shortlisted in the 2021 Accounting Excellence Awards.
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Post Brexit dispatches – A taxing time for brokers
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In the second of a series of regular articles for Insurance Age, our Tax team looks at the impact of Brexit on UK insurance brokers.
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TaxTalk – September 2021
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Our regular TaxTalk newsletters provide the latest news, insight and analysis on tax related matters, covering both corporate and personal taxation issues.
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Changes to basis period
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Many businesses will be affected by an HMRC proposal to bring basis periods in line with the tax year.
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Cryptocurrency
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Investing in crypto-assets is increasingly popular. But your executors and administrators could be left with a major puzzle if you don’t think ahead, we explain why.
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Hybrid working
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‘Hybrid working’ may be the new normal. But the tax implications are giving employers a new headache.
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Three Lines Model: One year on
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Here we summarise the changes to the model and the implications.
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IFRS 9 expected credit losses: an overview
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How has the approach to recognition of ECLs changed since IAS 39? Here’s our guide.
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TaxTalk – August 2021
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Our regular TaxTalk newsletters provide the latest news, insight and analysis on tax related matters, covering both corporate and personal taxation issues.
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When size matters
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Large group issues for UK small companies. If you’re the Financial Controller of a small UK company that happens to be part of a much bigger international group, it’s easy to think of your business as operating on its own for Corporation Tax purposes.
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Minimum global Corporation Tax rate
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The measure aims to deter multinationals from shifting their profits internationally to benefit from lower tax rates. However, although it’s been reported as a simple headline, what does it mean in practice?