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Academy Trust Handbook 2021
The Education and Skills Funding Agency have recently published the new Academy Trust Handbook 2021. Our factsheet is now available to download and provides a summary of the key changes.
Round-up of recent regulatory changes
Effecta Compliance, a regulatory consultancy firm for the Financial Services sector, has provided below a round-up of key regulatory focus areas for Financial Services businesses.
Laying The Right Foundations: Why ESG In Property Is A Trend To Watch
In a recent article for The World Financial Review, Jake Pearlman, Director, discusses why ESG in property is a trend to watch. To read the full article, click here.
Uncertain tax treatment
With effect for returns submitted from April 2022 onwards, HMRC is introducing a requirement for certain businesses to notify HMRC if they submit a return which is based in part on what HMRC refer to as an ‘uncertain tax treatment’. This requirement only affects organisations with a turnover of at least £200m, or assets of above £5bn at present.
The requirement covers many taxes, including VAT, but basically says if you submit a return where you have taken a view as to the tax treatment of a transaction, or situation which is at odds with HMRC’s published views on what the tax treatment should be, then you have to notify them.
Venue closures and reduced service looming for hospitality
In a recent article for Harpers, Gareth Ogden, Partner, comments on the challenges facing the hospitality sector. To read the full article, click here.
UKHospitality – sector facing summer of venue closures and reduced service after being left off self-isolation exemption list
In a recent article for Propel, Gareth Ogden, Partner, comments on the challenges facing the hospitality sector. To read the full article, click here.
PIMBs Briefing – Summer 2021
Welcome to the Summer 2021 edition of our briefing for Professional Institutes and Membership Bodies (PIMBs).
Working from home while overseas
Employers saw many employees working abroad throughout 2020, primarily to be with their