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March edition
Read the latest news, guidance and CPD for practitioners in the March edition of In Practice. This is to support you in your practice, so please use and share with your communities to amplify key messages and support.
Professional development
Take your pick from these selected webinars for practitioners
Register now for any of six webinars for accountants
ACCA’s Leadership Launchpad free webinar series brings leadership lessons from the aviation flight deck into the world of finance and business
Provide feedback on HMRC's performance against its Charter
Charter Stakeholder Group survey 2026.
A summary of penalties as the digital framework evolves
Court case emphasises the importance of clear engagement terms
Exploring the accounting and tax implications of these changes
In its 2025 budget the government annouched updates to NICS for time spent abroad
ACCA talks to FRC CEO Richard Moriarty
What accounting firms should keep in mind when implementing AI tools within a practice
The latest cybersecurity advice and content for practitioners
Our new vodcast series is here!
ACCA is seeking to appoint additional independent panel members to provide the services of regulatory assessors
Ten things you need to know
A reminder of key changes as announced in the last two Budgets
Companies House warns of technical fault affecting some applications
Helpsheet on ethical use of AI tools in tax work now available
Critics fear that the implications of the u-turn will play out in the next corporate scandal
Government reneges on audit reform
Challenger firms have been making major inroads into public interest entity audits
Recent tax changes have dented the attraction of employee ownership trusts
Compared with France, Germany and Italy, the UK's tax and spend regime fares well
With investors increasingly using GenAI to read reports, companies should consider a new approach
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