Key takeaways from the 2025 Accountancy Age 50+50 report. Analyse M&A shifts, tech spend distribution, AI regulation, and ...
Accountancy Age is proud to announce the return of its flagship annual 35 under 35 rankings, spotlighting the brightest and most influential young professionals transforming the UK accountancy ...
Part of the wider Companies House transformation programme, accounts reform aims to ensure that information filed on the register is more accurate, complete and digitally accessible, helping to ...
As the 2026/27 tax year kicks into gear, the UK accounting sector faces a perfect storm of regulatory enforcement and structural evolution. From the FRCโs fresh probe into Big Four audit quality to ...
For decades, January has been defined by the โSelf-Assessment Scrambleโ that frantic, caffeine-fueled sprint to the January 31st finish line where the primary fuel sources are black coffee and sheer ...
As the "2026 Reporting Cliff" approaches, the UK accounting profession faces a dual crisis of regulatory upheaval and technological displacement. From the FRS 102 lease overhaul to the FRCโs new ...
HMRC reveals at Accountex Manchester how £10bn in AI yield and a 90% digital target by 2030 are reshaping UK tax administration.
Exclusive Bright survey data from Accountex Manchester reveals only 54% of mandated taxpayers filed in Q1 of MTD ITSA, with 70% still off cloud software.
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 ...
PSAA's latest client survey reveals improved audit delivery across UK councils, but finance leaders face backlogs and fee variation disputes.
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