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Digital publications – change in VAT treatment
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The government-backed change in the VAT treatment of certain digital publications from standard to zero rated has been brought forward from 1 December 2020 to 1 May 2020.
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Deal alert: Truspine Technologies
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Admission to trading on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market.
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Using accounting estimates
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Some financial statement items cannot be measured precisely but can only be estimated. This is called an accounting estimate.
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Changes to HMRC reporting regulations
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The government has introduced a number of measures over the past few years to improve compliance and behaviour by UK businesses in relation to taxation. Chris Riley looks at three such initiatives.
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The future of the Aquis Stock Exchange
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The 4 March 2020 saw the long awaited takeover of NEX by Aquis Exchange PLC (approved by the FCA) and rebranded as AQSE (Aquis Stock Exchange).
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The impact of the new carbon framework on business
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We take a high-level look at and summarises the changes to the UK Corporate Governance Code, effective from 1 January 2019.
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Market analysis: What’s been happening on the stock market?
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There continues to be a low number of issues on both AIM and the Main Market.
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CapitalQuarter – Summer 2020
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Welcome to the Summer 2020 edition of CapitalQuarter – our newsletter for listed businesses and their advisors.
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Brexit – is your insurance business ready?
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The critical moment is approaching. From 1 January 2021, only an EU regulated insurance carrier or intermediary may undertake EU insurance work.
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TaxTalk – July 2020
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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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Boris’ end of year report
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Boris Johnson’s administration recently marked its first 12 months in government. While reviews of the Prime Minister’s performance have tended to focus on his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, there has also been much to discuss from a tax perspective.