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Does the work of tax advisers today mainly offer opportunity, or threats?

We can look ahead to a busy autumn now that the sun has set on the summer, and the holidays, be they cultural or sandy, are a distant memory to us.

September is the start of the new academic year, and this September is an important moment for the CIOT as we welcome Helen Whiteman as our new Chief Executive.

It’s probably fair (and pleasing) to say that this year there were few surprise measures.

Have you ever noticed, when you are working on something particularly absorbing, time really does fly?

August is a month for holidays, of course, and mindful that many of you regard Tax Adviser as essential holiday reading, this month’s President’s page will take a slightly broader view of

At the time of writing the country is looking for a new Prime Minister, or perhaps more accurately, the Conservative Party is looking for a new leader, who will assume the role of Prime Minister.

I hope you are getting ready to file the first quarterly VAT return under Making Tax Digital for VAT.

I am writing this as the contest for the leadership of the Conservative Party is starting in earnest. Already candidates are making bold promises.

The days are long and the weather is usually fine, so when you’ve finished working you still feel inclined to get outside and do something – for me something involving two wheels is ideal – perhaps