With six days to go until chancellor John Healey delivers his Autumn Budget statement on 28 October, practice teams advising corporate clients face a familiar dilemma. Clients finalising their 2027 ...

CFO Rob Steele breaks down why UK finance teams aren’t saving time with AI, how rework and legacy systems hold them back, and what to fix first.

By sunset, Treasury officials will publish the Red Book online, technical tax teams will begin sifting through hundreds of pages of policy annexes, and managing partners will assure clients that a ...

Key takeaways from the Accountancy Age's 35 Under 35 2026 Celebration: Why AI requires clean data, how apprenticeships widen ...

With Conservatives pledging IHT cuts and pensions entering the estate in April 2027 under Finance Act 2026, here is how advisers can guide.

Every year, our Top 50+50 rankings offers a clear, data-driven picture of the UK’s 100 largest accountancy firms. Bringing together the established Top 50 practices with the Next 50 growth and ...

The way companies file accounts with Companies House is changing. From 1 April 2028, all companies will need to file accounts with Companies House using commercial software, marking a significant step ...

Public Sector Audit Appointments Limited (PSAA) has published the results of its annual client survey for the 2024/25 audit year. Revealing a local audit sector cautiously recovering from years of ...

While official statistics painted a picture of seamless execution of the first quarterly submission window for MTD. Data presented at Accountex Manchester revealed a far more turbulent reality for UK ...

KPMG cut its own audit bill by 14 per cent last year, by arguing that AI should make the work cheaper.¹ The Big Four firm paid Grant Thornton UK $357,000 for its 2025 audit, down from $416,000, after ...