Category: Articles
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Changes to the safeguarding regime for payments and e-money firms: Overview
We review the long-anticipated publication of the FCA’s proposed changes to the safeguarding rules for payment services and e-money firms. This article is #1 in our series.
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Commercial property groups: the current impact of transfer pricing
When the economy is unfavourable, it’s time to review your intra-group debt financing. We explain all you need to know.
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Chip off the old VAT block: understanding the zero VAT rate for construction
Businesses in residential construction often assume their supplies are mostly subject to the 0% VAT rate. This article highlights the key points.
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Taxing interest: the hidden cost for UK property investors
Overseas financing when buying a UK property may not be as simple as you think. We explain what you need to know.
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Our Autumn Budget predictions
Ahead of Labour’s Autumn Budget 2024, Chris Riley, Partner and Head of Tax shares his predictions.
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Africa’s Natural Resources pose transfer pricing issues for MNEs
Transfer Pricing Director, Farhan Azeem explains the increased Transfer Pricing regulations in Africa and outlines the complex issues that arise for MNEs in the Natural Resources sector.
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CASS 6 and 7 Update: Common breaches and areas of regulator focus – Summer 2024
If your firm is preparing for a CASS 6 and 7 audit, our regular conversations with the FCA may provide some crucial guidance. We explore four common breaches and areas of regulator focus, and set out key takeaways and recommendations.
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Reporting measures for digital platforms
A new reporting requirement has been introduced for UK digital platforms. Discover more.
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UK GAAP: the latest updates for Brokers
The FRC published periodic changes to FRS 102 in March. So, what do these changes mean for you?
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An insight into the accounting challenges broking consolidators face
Acquiring another broking business has accounting consequences. We provide an insight to help guide you through the complexities.
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Non-statutory trust letters: don’t get caught out
The FCA is hot on the heels of firms that try to set up or run non-statutory trust (NST) client money accounts without the required auditor sign-off.











