ADHD: raising awareness in the tax profession
Inspired by the openness, success and gravitas of Susan Ball talking about dyslexia during her CIOT presidency, and in l...
Inspired by the openness, success and gravitas of Susan Ball talking about dyslexia during her CIOT presidency, and in l...
We all have bosses. We all need to manage up.
The CIOT is delighted to be in a position to seek views on proposed changes to the Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) qualifica...
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Murray delivered his first major speech on taxation at the recent CIOT/ICAEW c...
Ministers and senior officials past and present joined academics, tax advisers and others on 11 March for a one day conf...
His Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) was created in 2005 through the merger of the Inland Revenue (‘the Revenue’) ...
The appetite for buying and selling professional services firms at present is high. This may be being driven by a combin...
As we launch our small group workshops as part of our Returners 2 Work programme, we thought this would be a good time f...
There was a great deal in the Budget documents, but one paragraph in the Red Book stuck out.
It might be an easy thing to overlook when we are busy pursuing our careers in tax, but even the busiest of us should pa...