News
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CA daily briefing: Monday 9 December 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS
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Insolvency technical update – November 2019
Insolvency technical update – your round-up of recent developments in insolvency.
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CA daily briefing: Friday 6 December 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS
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The CA magazine: December 2019
The December 2019 edition of the CA
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New Brexit withdrawal agreement impacts business confidence
ICAS (The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland) has found in its latest poll of members that 54% do not think the latest Brexit withdrawal agreement is “positive” for business.
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Tax: Election aspirations (Part 2)
In this the second of two articles, Donald Drysdale studies more of the general election manifestos, in no particular order – continuing his impartial look at some of the key tax issues they address.
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CA daily briefing: Thursday 5 December 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS
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CA daily briefing: Wednesday 4 December 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS
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Tax: Election aspirations (Part 1)
In this the first of two articles written as general election manifestos arrive thick and fast, Donald Drysdale takes an impartial look at some of the key tax issues they address.
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New member advert for Ethics Board
ICAS is seeking to appoint members to join its Ethics Board. These positions will take effect on 1 February 2020.
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Volunteering with AfID
Jessica Jackson from Accounting for International Development highlights the volunteer opportunities available to CAs.
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CA daily briefing: Tuesday 3 December 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS
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NHS pensions reprieve
NHS staff likely to breach the pensions annual allowance for 2019/20 are being offered a temporary reprieve from their tax liability
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Electric cars a real alternative
Pike+Bambridge explore the move towards electric cars and whether it’s time to make the switch.
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CA daily briefing: Monday 2 December 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS
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Manager types: the kind leader
Being nice is an underrated skill in business. Is there a place for the ‘kind’ leader?
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Ensuring HMRC’s automated processes are valid
Susan Cattell discusses the announcement of proposed legislation, to be included in the next Finance Bill, to confirm that HMRC’s use of large-scale automated processes is, and always has been, in line with the law.
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5 tips for a first impression
Learn how to make an impactful first impression and generate new opportunities through those first few moments.
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Tax: Additional dwelling supplement
Reflecting on anomalies that have arisen with ADS, Donald Drysdale hopes that the Scottish Government will find a better way to correct, update and maintain its devolved taxes.
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CA daily briefing: Friday 29 November 2019
The daily briefing from ICAS