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Role of Internal Audit in ensuring sustainable business processes
Internal auditors play a critical role in driving the ESG and sustainability agenda. Internal auditors are well placed to ensure that Board members and senior management of organisations are prioritising ESG factors in all activities.
Reporting on climate change in your charity accounts
As governments and businesses come under more pressure to combat climate change, charities are also increasingly expected to provide transparency on this topic to their trustees and stakeholders.
Budget 2021: property and sustainable investment
While COVID-19 took centre stage in this year's Budget, there were also some headline-grabbing measures on property and sustainable investment.
National insurance contribution (NIC) planning
Our state pension, benefits, health service and more are all funded by National Insurance contributions (NICs).
Off-payroll working in the private sector, IR35
The emergence of COVID-19 put paid to the changes affecting large and medium-sized private-sector organisations this time last year, but now it’s for real.
The future is green investment: focusing on ESG in 2021
In 2021, climate change continues to be a vital issue for investment managers, despite the distraction of COVID-19. Here’s why ESG and green investments matters for your firm.
Spring Budget 2021 Summary
The Chancellor has attempted to strike a balance between continuing to prop up the businesses worst affected by COVID-19, while setting out a roadmap to wean the UK economy off this emergency support.
Property 2021
Sunday 21 February 2021 - Online webinar
Construction sector – Reverse charge VAT
The effects on supply chains from 1 March 2021.
Strategies for exports after Brexit
Reaching international markets in 2021 and beyond.
The impact of Brexit on the charity and not-for-profit sector
Charities have had to adjust to a lot of disruption this year, but they can’t afford to ignore the next big change – the end of the transition period.
The impact of Brexit on financial services
Many financial services businesses are waiting to find out about the market access they’ll have at the end of the Brexit transition period.
