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With a new Government, major announcements in the Autumn Budget and Spring Statement, and the Finance Act 2025, this year brings significant tax changes for accountants to keep up with.
Rapid technological change has made it easier for criminals to move illicit funds, while AML regulations have tightened in response. Now is the time to harness AI-driven tools to counter financial crime and digitally transform your compliance systems.
We can't prevent every mistake, but we can create forecasts that are adaptable and resilient. This course equips you with the practical skills to develop meaningful forecasts that drive better business decisions.
To ensure your mid-tier accounting firm thrives in a challenging world, you need to understand your options and be ready for anything. This course will help you attract top talent, leverage new technology, and explore financing solutions to drive efficiency and growth in your business.
Part of a series of Quarterly UK Tax Updates. This course examines changes to Agricultural Property Relief, Business Property Relief, employers' National Insurance, and Employment Allowance, alongside key Spring Statement announcements.
FREE 1-hr CPD module. As accountants, how can we ensure AI operates fairly, transparently, and in alignment with our professional standards? This course explains the crucial role of ethical oversight in maintaining trust and integrity in AI usage, covering key principles and practical applications.
UK and Irish accounting standards have seen a significant amount of change following the FRC's periodic review. This update dives into the detail of key amendments in the areas of concepts and pervasive principles, revenue recognition, and accounting for small entities.
IFRS 19 has a narrow scope, yet the implications for the financial statements of the entities that adopt it will be significant. This course examines the details of the changes IFRS 19 implements, and what information is needed - and no longer needed - in the disclosures.
Accountancy is a profession based on expertise and knowledge, so developing key performance indicators (KPIs) for a practice requires a particular approach. Whatever the size of your practice, this course will help you develop the right KPIs to improve performance.
How has Finance Act 2024 affected your clients or business? This course examines the Act through four perspectives -- personal, business, capital, and indirect taxes - equipping you to advise clients or colleagues with confidence.