The smart finance function in today’s complex world
This paper outlines ACCA’s smart finance function campaign, launched in April 2014. The campaign showcases the good practices, challenges and opportunities that corporate finance functions face in ‘working smarter’.
This report reviews the policy environment and support structures supporting SME growth in nine countries. It draws on the Virtuous Circle of Enterprise Growth framework and builds on a series of interviews with policymakers and SME advocates.
New measures will tax the overseas employment income of non-domiciles on the arising basis, rather than on the remittance basis, in the case of artificially arranged contracts with the same or associated employers.
Individuals will benefit from changes to withdrawals from registered pension schemes. Saving was a theme of this Budget and the reform of pensions was a headline measure.
Under the Finance Bill 2014, salaried members of limited liability partnerships (LLPs) will become employees under certain conditions, while excess profits in mixed partnerships will be reallocated...
Multinational corporations, stateless income and tax havens
This report provides evidence to show that the corporate income tax system is not ‘broken’ and that the corporate income tax base is not being eroded. It offers a critique of the stateless income doctrine and the interaction between tax havens and multinational corporations.
Continued reduction in the corporation tax rate, removal of associated company rules, creative industries tax relief and a tightening of group profits movement were Budget highlights.
This report presents the results of the third of a series of surveys that ACCA and IMA conduct every six months to track how finance issues are evolving.
Breaking out: public audit’s new role in a post crash world
In this paper, contributors from Scotland to Bhutan are upbeat as they reflect on their role in accountability and improving public services. They also speak about improving public engagement and strengthening scrutiny and public service effectiveness.
Business and charities will be eligible for a new £2,000 Employment Allowance to set off against their employers’ (secondary) national insurance contributions.