Issue 74

A new conciliation service from ACCA will benefit both members and their clients, writes Nicole Ziman.

Accountants can add value to their relationship with clients by alerting them to the opportunities to take advantage of tax relief when purchasing property, as Steve Perry explains.

Do you feel that there are not enough hours in the day and that you are struggling to manage your CPD in addition to your busy work schedule? Have you considered meeting your learning and development needs through e-learning? Sara Llewellyn explains more.

Andy Perkins concludes his article on how to groom a practice for sale.

Sundeep Takwani provides an overview of the main changes to ACCA’s Rulebook, which come into effect on 1 January 2007.

As befits the largest single statute in history, it takes time to digest the new Companies Act. John Davies provides a helping hand.

A new report highlights claims that HMRC is targeting certain types of clients for enquiry, writes Christina Brennan.

A new PII run off policy for ACCA members has been lauched by Lockton, reports Sheridan Madge.

Pat Delbridge summarises the issues raised at ACCA UK’s recent series of consultative meetings with practitioners.

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ACCA UK’s Technical Advisory Service summarises recent points of interest.

Court judgements can have a major impact on the work of accountants. Each issue of In Practice takes a detailed look at a recent judgement(s).

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