
Weekly News & Updates for UK Accountants (27-31 July 2026)
This weekly news and updates for UK accountants opens with a systemic registration failure that has left around 800,000 self-employed taxpayers with
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This weekly news and updates for UK accountants opens with a systemic registration failure that has left around 800,000 self-employed taxpayers with

This week’s weekly news for UK accountants opens with the Capital Goods Scheme changes, which take effect in a matter of days,

Most AML software platforms advertise a per-check rate. That rate looks reasonable. It is rarely what you pay. or firms carrying out a modest

The government published draft Finance Bill 2026-27 clauses on 13 July, known as L-Day, and the measures touch benefits in kind, crypto and multinational

A bad engagement letter rarely looks like one. For many UK firms, it’s treated as routine, a template gets copied, details updated,

Probate fees rise 75% on 13 July. The change is only days away, so it is the story to act on first.

The P11D form is used by UK employers to report taxable benefits in kind provided to employees and directors, such as company

Two consultations are open this summer. The Income Tax Self Assessment real time payment consultation closes on 4 August 2026 and could

UK Dividend Tax Calculator 2026/27 Use this free UK dividend tax calculator to work out the exact 2026/27 dividend tax position for

This week brings a mix of upcoming compliance changes, regulatory updates, and consultations that UK accounting firms need to keep on their

A prospect emails three bookkeepers on Tuesday morning. By Friday, two have replied and one has not. The work goes to whoever

Peak tax season hits and you’re drowning in client engagements, impossible deadlines, and 80-hour weeks. Yet some firms stay afloat, with no burnout and