Issue 80

Mark Dempster explains how you can minimise the impact of the credit crunch on your clients and ultimately your practice.

Pat Delbridge rounds up the latest news of services that could help you run your business more effectively.

Carlie Jennings looks at the mutual benefits of work-related learning (WRL)

ACCA Realise has been designed to be as flexible as possible and allow CPD to be achieved through activities that suit individual needs. Rick Payne FCCA has found that e-learning is the perfect way for him to develop and maintain skills and, in turn, meet his CPD requirement.

Reports carried out on behalf of solicitor clients are viewed as high risk by ACCA. Ian Pickering explains why and highlights some of the common issues surrounding such clients.

As the Government continues to wrestle with the issues surrounding income shifting and incorporation, Russell Cockburn looks at where accountants and their clients currently stand when it comes to incorporation.

Barinder Chadha examines the changes to the rates of corporation tax that were announced in the 2008 Budget.

Clients are increasingly property investment investing in property overseas. Consequently, practitioners need to broaden their knowledge of issues surrounding such moves. Massimo Laudato provides an overview of the key issues to consider.

The Companies Act 2006 has changed the way the notification of an auditor’s resignation must be handled, as David Jeffreys explains.

Are you aware of the wide range of sources of technical information from ACCA? Gillian Latimer summarises the best places to look.

Glenn Collins explains how the APB Ethical Standards are changing.

With the Construction Industry Scheme having passed its first anniversary, Bob Cope reports on some of the outstanding issues surrounding it.

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

The 60 second update covers topical subjects in no more than 60 seconds; this issue examines entrepreneurs’ relief post-budget.

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