What’s in your policy? March 9th, 2010
A potential issue with Fee Protection Insurance policies
It is important for accountants and tax advisers to have clear and unambiguous letters of engagement, or terms of Read the rest of this entry »
A potential issue with Fee Protection Insurance policies
It is important for accountants and tax advisers to have clear and unambiguous letters of engagement, or terms of Read the rest of this entry »
The times they are a changing
From April 2011 companies will have to file their Corporation Tax Returns Read the rest of this entry »
The AAT was represented at the Employer Consultation Forum where many aspects of employment taxation, particularly around the topic of Read the rest of this entry »
Below is a full list of all the planned podcasts and videos for 2010. We will be constantly updating this page with links to the content as it becomes available or if a particular subject is scheduled to be covered. Read the rest of this entry »
Amanda Moorhouse from Clearly Training has recorded an exclusive podcast for the AAT on Time management techniques for financial professionals. This is now available to Read the rest of this entry »
Mike Evans has recorded a podcast on the Online filing of PAYE. Read the rest of this entry »
Mike Evans has recorded a podcast on the 2009-10 PAYE returns. Read the rest of this entry »
Mike Evans has recorded a podcast in the “What you need to know” series. This month’s edition is on the subject of Payroll and PAYE. Read the rest of this entry »
Like it or not, we are currently in the first period which will be affected by the new penalty regime when returns are filed after 1st April 2009. Our message so far has been for advisers to become more proactive in advising clients on how to complete Read the rest of this entry »
The Data Protection Act 1998 and its principles have now been with us for over 12 years. Many members who operate smaller firms are still unsure whether they need to be registered under the Act or will be exempt. Read the rest of this entry »