HMRC has released its first standalone crypto CGT data showing £1.38bn in declared gains. Here is the automated reporting timeline.

HMRC targets £16.1bn in underpaid overseas corporate tax while issuing 81,000 crypto nudge letters. UHY Hacker Young experts analyse.

As sweeping tax compliance regulatory reforms go, the United Kingdom’s (UK) Autumn Budget confirmation of a new mandatory e-invoicing requirement could easily have been shrugged off as an ...

The UK accounting profession is at a turning point. Much like the shift to cloud software or the push toward Making Tax Digital, artificial intelligence promises to change how we work. Yet, beneath ...

Sumer, the UK accountancy consolidator led by ex-KPMG COO Warren Mead, is exploring a sale targeting £1bn. The group has acquired 34 firms since 2023 and employs 2,400 people across 65 offices, ...

Affinia has announced a landmark combination with three key UHY Hacker Young offices in London, Nottingham, and Brighton. Backed by Sovereign Capital Partners, the deal creates a £100m revenue ...

The UK Accountancy Sector Outlook Report 2024-2025 in partnership with HSBC provides actionable insights to help you navigate a rapidly evolving industry. Backed by data from over 100 leading firms, ...

Businesses entering 2026 face a landscape of complexity, volatility, and accelerating change – from persistent inflation, continued supply chain disruptions, to technological transformation and ...

If you’ve spent the last three years enjoying the distinct luxury of sitting your Advanced Audit and Assurance paper in your dressing gown, we have some sobering news: the party is officially over.

As Deloitte, PwC, and EY slash partner intakes to a five-year low, we analyse the strategic pivot to protect ‘PEP’and what the rise of the "salaried partner" means for directors left waiting in the ...

The UK’s largest accountancy firms are rethinking early-career recruitment as generative AI and offshoring reshape the entry-level workforce. Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC have collectively scaled back ...