Staying up to date with the latest tax developments and updates is essential for every accountant. Whether you’re dealing with VAT, R&D relief, capital gains, property tax, or corporation tax, our CPD, written by tax experts, ensures you remain compliant and informed.
Part of a series of Quarterly UK Tax Updates. Stay up to date with the latest UK tax developments from July to September 2025, including legislative updates, HMRC initiatives, and important case decisions.
Learn how to navigate the international aspects of UK tax, from residency and reliefs to foreign company rules and double tax agreements.
Stay up to date with Australia's latest tax developments, including the Federal and State Budgets, superannuation changes, and key international tax issues.
Part of a series of Quarterly UK Tax Updates. Stay up to date with the latest UK tax developments from April to June 2025, including changes to legislation, HMRC guidance, and key consultations.
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.
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.
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.
Part of a series of Quarterly UK Tax Updates. This course contains monthly updates from October, November and December 2024, covering legislation, consultations and tax cases. It also takes a deep dive into the Autumn Budget, PAYE Settlement Agreements and capital gains tax.
Revised and up to date for 2025/26. VAT is complicated. It's a minefield of regulations, exceptions, and exceptions to exceptions. This course simplifies the issues, ensures compliance, and provides ways you can save money on VAT.
Many accountants don't feel the need to recognise deferred tax - it is more of an accounting concept than a tax to be paid. This course will help you understand why deferred tax should be recognised and gives you everything you need to do this correctly.
