As the Middle East conflict heaps further pressure on an already fraught UK agricultural sector, how can farmers weather this multi-faceted storm?

Agents who use clients’ sign in credentials for HMRC’s online services may be in breach of HMRC’s standard for agents.

Taxpayers carrying on a trade and directors of close companies may find it difficult to comply with new requirements to provide additional information in their self assessment (SA) tax return for 2025/26.

Experts explain the practical implications of new rules on publishing gender pay gap action statements and equality action plans. Find out about the role of finance teams and how to ensure meaningful change.

Accountants are at risk of burnout, particularly during busy periods. This Mental Health Awareness Week, there are steps you can take to keep it at bay.

Finance Act 2026 introduces a package of measures designed to drive up standards in the tax advice market, including mandatory agent registration with HMRC. In this episode, we explain how the process will work and discuss the consequences for advisers of having their registration suspended.

A recent ICAEW event produces fascinating insights from industry experts on how the government can ensure its initiative to create seven new UK towns is put on a firm footing.

The UK government wants to see more tokenisation, but clarity is still needed about how tokenised assets will be accounted for.

ICAEW’s Tax Faculty reminds businesses and agents that the deadline for submitting a VAT return and paying any VAT due to HMRC is not extended even if it falls on a weekend or Bank Holiday.

Global pharmaceutical supply chains have come under enormous pressure in the wake of the latest conflict in the Middle East, but a focus on forward planning and resilience can help manage volatility.