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In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss how businesses can best navigate geopolitical risk.
With the Trump administration’s push for tariffs, and wars taking place in Europe and the Middle East, doing business internationally is increasingly unpredictable. We explore the lessons learned from Russia’s recent history – beginning with the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 all the way through to the invasion of Ukraine in 2022 – and the strategies that businesses can put in place to move quickly should similar risks materialise.
Host Philippa Lamb is joined by Peter van Veen, ICAEW Director of Corporate Governance and Stewardship, and Charles Hecker, author and risk analyst.
Links
ICAEW: Corporate governance resources: https://www.icaew.com/technical/corporate-governance ICAEW: Ukraine crisis central resource hub: https://www.icaew.com/insights/insights-specials/ukraine-crisis-central-resource-hubHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Peter van Veen, Director, Corporate Governance and Stewardship, ICAEWCharles Hecker, author and risk analystProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 20 June 2025
Podcast recorded: 13 June 2025
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In this episode, we discuss how SMEs can pursue growth in today’s environment of economic uncertainty, as well as explaining how auditors should be fulfilling their responsibilities to exercise professional judgement and scepticism.
Philippa Lamb is joined by start-up consultant Romesh Jeyaseelanayagam and Rhodri Whitlock, Director at HPL Associates.
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00:33 Supporting SME growth08:37 Professional judgement in auditLinks
ICAEW Scale-Up Live 2025: https://events.icaew.com/pd/31049/scale-up-live-2025ICAEW: The importance of people and culture when scaling up: https://www.icaew.com/insights/viewpoints-on-the-news/2025/apr-2025/the-importance-of-people-and-culture-when-scaling-upICAEW Audit and Assurance: Professional judgement resources: https://www.icaew.com/technical/audit-and-assurance/professional-judgementICAEW Audit and Assurance: Professional scepticism resources: https://www.icaew.com/technical/audit-and-assurance/professional-scepticismHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Romesh Jeyaseelanayagam, Founder, The FD ConsultantRhodri Whitlock, Director, HPL AssociatesProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 13 June 2025
Podcast recorded: 5 June 2025
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Accountancy Insights is celebrating its 100th episode.
To mark the occasion, we’ve brought together experts from across business, politics and technology to look at a fundamental problem that’s holding back economic growth: trust. Just how deep is the trust crisis in business and institutions that we hear so much about? And how can it possibly be rebuilt as economic volatility persists?
We set the scene by discussing President Trump’s recent trade negotiations. Next, as Marks & Spencer continues to grapple with its near-catastrophic cyber attack, we explore how businesses can best protect themselves against the escalating risk of cybercrime. And finally, we speak with ICAEW Chief Executive Alan Vallance and Baroness Margaret Ford, Chair of the newly launched Centre for Public Interest Audit, on remedying the impact of high-profile corporate failures on public confidence in business.
This episode is available in both audio and video formats. Join thousands who have already subscribed to Accountancy Insights so that you never miss an episode.
Time codes
01:19 Navigating trade and tariffs20:47 Guarding against cybercrime30:05 Strengthening public confidence49:57 Final thoughtsLinks
ICAEW Economy hub: https://www.icaew.com/technical/economyICAEW Cyber Security hub: https://www.icaew.com/technical/technology/cyber-security ICAEW Trust and Ethics hub: https://www.icaew.com/technical/trust-and-ethicsThe Centre for Public Interest Audit: https://www.cpia.org.ukHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Alan Vallance, Chief Executive Officer, ICAEWBaroness Margaret Ford, Chair, The Centre for Public Interest AuditIain Wright, Chief Policy and Communications Officer, ICAEWFrances Haque, Chief Economist, Santander UKDavid Williamson, Chief Political Commentator, Sunday ExpressPaul Munson, EU Compliance Lead, RipplingProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 30 May 2025
Podcast recorded: 20 May 2025
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In this episode, we discuss the government’s new measures to collect billions of pounds in unpaid taxes, as well as covering the key changes to ICAEW’s Code of Ethics, which come into effect on 1 July 2025.
Philippa Lamb is joined by Stephen Relf, Technical Manager, Tax; and Laura Hough, Director of Trust and Ethics.
This episode refers to penalty rates based on the Bank of England base rate, correct as of 1 May 2025. Make sure you check the current rates.
Time codes
00:28 Collecting unpaid taxes
06:04 Revisions to the Code of Ethics
Links
HMRC: If you cannot pay your tax bill on time: https://www.gov.uk/difficulties-paying-hmrcICAEW: Government takes further action to reduce tax debt: https://www.icaew.com/insights/tax-news/2025/mar-2025/government-takes-further-action-to-reduce-tax-debtICAEW: HMRC increases interest rates for tax paid late: https://www.icaew.com/insights/tax-news/2025/mar-2025/hmrc-increases-interest-rates-for-tax-paid-late ICAEW Code of Ethics: https://www.icaew.com/technical/trust-and-ethics/ethics/code-of-ethicsICAEW: Keep on top of developments in ethics: https://www.icaew.com/insights/viewpoints-on-the-news/2025/apr-2025/keep-on-top-of-developments-in-ethics Accountancy Insights: Regulating tax advice, plus new professional behaviour wording: https://www.icaew.com/insights/podcast/accountancy-insights/regulating-tax-advice-plus-new-professional-behaviour-wordingHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Stephen Relf, Technical Manager, Tax, ICAEWLaura Hough, Director, Trust and Ethics, ICAEWProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 12 May 2025
Podcast recorded: 1 May 2025 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss how professionals should approach social media.
Social media can be a minefield, particularly when personal and professional lives are closely interwoven. Online debate has become increasingly polarised, including how people use professional networks such as LinkedIn. We cover some common pitfalls and explain how ethical principles should be informing the behaviour of chartered accountants online.
Host Philippa Lamb is joined by Lucy Penrose, Director of Ethics, Risk and Compliance at RSM UK; Junaidy Ab-Mutalib, Managing Partner at JM & Co Chartered Accountants in Kuala Lumpur; and Hannah Macdonald, Founder of Accountancy Hub.
Links
ICAEW Code of Ethics: https://www.icaew.com/technical/trust-and-ethics/ethics/code-of-ethics ICAEW ethics helpsheets: Using social media: https://www.icaew.com/technical/tas-helpsheets/ethics/using-social-mediaHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Lucy Penrose, Director, Ethics, Risk and Compliance, RSM UKJunaidy Ab-Mutalib, Managing Partner, JM & Co Chartered AccountantsHannah Macdonald, Founder, Accountancy HubProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 29 April 2025
Podcast recorded: 22 April 2025 -
In this episode, we discuss how the Trump administration’s tariffs will hamper the government’s growth plans, the progress made towards Making Tax Digital on its tenth birthday, and how changes to FRS 102 and 105 will affect the nation’s small businesses.
Philippa Lamb is joined in the studio by Iain Wright, Chief Policy and Communications Officer; Caroline Miskin, Senior Technical Manager, Digital Taxation; and Sally Baker, Head of Corporate Reporting Strategy.
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00:41 Trump administration tariffs14:07 Making Tax Digital at 1020:48 Changes to FRS 102 and 105Links
ICAEW Insights: https://www.icaew.com/insightsICAEW events: https://events.icaew.com ICAEW: Making Tax Digital: https://www.icaew.com/technical/tax/making-tax-digitalICAEW: Periodic review of UK GAAP: https://www.icaew.com/technical/corporate-reporting/uk-gaap/periodic-review-of-uk-gaap ICAEW Corporate Reporting Conference (9 June 2025): https://www.icaew.com/learning-and-development/events/corporate-reporting-conferenceHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Iain Wright, Chief Policy and Communications Officer, ICAEWCaroline Miskin, Senior Technical Manager, Digital Taxation, ICAEWSally Baker, Head of Corporate Reporting Strategy, ICAEWProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 8 April 2025
Podcast recorded: 3 April 2025 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss the necessary ingredients to support economic growth.
It’s a clear priority for the government. An industrial strategy is due to be published in the coming months – with eight key sectors for the UK already identified – and reviews of taxation and regulation are also taking place. As the Spring Statement arrives on 26 March, our panel explores whether government policy is pulling all the right levers.
Host Philippa Lamb is joined by John Boulton, ICAEW Director of Policy; John Godfrey, Managing Director of Public Affairs and Research at TheCityUK; Anne Allibone, fractional CFO; and Peter Arnold, EY UK Chief Economist.
Links
ICAEW: Economy: https://www.icaew.com/technical/economyHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
John Boulton, Director, Policy, ICAEWJohn Godfrey, Managing Director, Public Affairs and Research, TheCityUK Peter Arnold, Chief Economist, EY UKAnne Allibone, fractional CFO, Allibone ConsultingProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 25 March 2025
Podcast recorded: 21 March 2025 -
In this episode, we have a report by Mark Rowland from the ’20 Years of HMRC’ event held on 11 March at Chartered Accountants’ Hall, in which he speaks to James Murray, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, and Lord O’Donnell, former Permanent Secretary to the Treasury, among others, about the future of digitisation and HMRC.
Tax changes announced at the budget are coming into effect in April and one of the biggest concerns is the revisions to employers’ national insurance contributions and thresholds, as well as to NI employment allowances. Also changing is the way that double cab pick-ups are treated for tax purposes.
Auditing of SMEs has come under FRC’s spotlight recently, and it has launched a market study to determine what is working and what it not under the current regulation, including the complexity and cost of auditing standards.
Philippa Lamb explores the latter two subjects with Stephen Relf, Technical Manager, Tax, ICAEW, and Catherine Hardinge, Partner, Technical, Price Bailey LLP.
Links
The future of a tax administration authority: https://www.icaew.com/insights/tax-news/2025/mar-2025/the-future-of-a-tax-administration-authorityTen tax changes taking effect from April 2025: https://www.icaew.com/technical/tax/tax-faculty/taxline/articles/2025/ten-tax-changes-taking-effect-from-april-2025 Don’t forget April tax changes for double cab pick-ups, says ICAEW: https://www.icaew.com/insights/tax-news/2025/feb-2025/dont-forget-april-tax-changes-for-double-cab-pick-ups-says-icaewIs the FRC doing enough to support small audits?: https://www.icaew.com/insights/viewpoints-on-the-news/2025/feb-2025/is-the-frc-doing-enough-to-support-small-auditsHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Stephen Relf, Technical Manager, Tax, ICAEWCatherine Hardinge, Partner, Technical, Price Bailey LLPJames Murray, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury and chair of HMRC boardLord O’Donnell, former Permanent Secretary to the TreasuryHeather Self, Consultant, Blick RothenbergPaul Aplin, Vice-President, Chartered Institute of TaxationDavid Gauke, former Treasury ministerAmanda Tickel, Head of Tax and Trade Policy, DeloitteProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 17 March 2025
Podcast recorded: 6 March 2025 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss the appropriateness of employee ownership trusts (EOTs) for accountancy practices.
The majority of mid-tier accountancy and audit firms are still structured as limited liability partnerships. But, with nearly half of firms citing succession planning as a critical talent challenge, and private equity investors taking more interest in the sector, some firms are now looking at other options.
Philippa Lamb explores the key issues with Graeme Nuttall OBE, author of 2012’s Nuttall Review into employee ownership and International Ambassador for the Employee Ownership Association; Simon Blake, Head of Strategic Corporate Finance at Price Bailey; and Peter Hollis, whose firm recently became an EOT.
Links
ICAEW: Employee ownership: https://www.icaew.com/technical/business/business-start-up-and-finance/employee-ownership Insight: employee ownership trusts: https://www.icaew.com/technical/corporate-finance/corporate-finance-resources/corporate-financier/2025/articles/february/insight-employee-ownership-trustsHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Graeme Nuttall OBE, International Ambassador, Employee Ownership AssociationSimon Blake, Head of Strategic Corporate Finance, Price BaileyPeter Hollis, Principal, Hollis & CoProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 3 March 2025
Podcast recorded: 24 February 2025 -
In this episode, we discuss the latest developments in President Trump’s tariffs rollout and how they may affect UK businesses. We also explore a new joint report by ICAEW and the Chartered Institute of Taxation into HMRC service standards, which includes research findings from 31 agent firms.
Philippa Lamb is joined in the studio by ICAEW’s Iain Wright, Managing Director of Reputation and Influence, and Ed Saltmarsh, Technical Manager for VAT and Customs.
Time codes
00:52 Trump tariffs update15:17 HMRC service standardsLinks
ICAEW Business Confidence Monitor: https://www.icaew.com/technical/economy/business-confidence-monitor ICAEW-CIOT event: 20 years of HMRC – reflections and looking ahead: https://events.icaew.com/pd/30211/ICAEW podcast: The Tax Track: https://www.icaew.com/insights/podcast/the-tax-trackHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Iain Wright, Managing Director, Reputation and Influence, ICAEWEd Saltmarsh, Technical Manager, VAT and Customs, ICAEWProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 13 February 2025
Podcast recorded: 6 February 2025 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss continuous learning around technology and artificial intelligence.
For accountants, getting the most out of fast-evolving technologies involves more than simply training people how to use them. Judgement, communication and granular accountancy skills all come into play. So how can firms identify their training needs and what are the best ways to deliver that training?
Philippa Lamb explores the key issues with Jenny Blewett, Head of Finance at Costello Medical; Daniel Clark, business trainer and writer; and Julia Penny, Director at JS Penny and ICAEW past-President.
Links
ICAEW technology resources: https://www.icaew.com/technical/technologyMid-Tier Tech Forum: digital skills: https://events.icaew.com/pd/30692?code=ijMH8fKJCgHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Daniel Clark, business trainer and writerJulia Penny, Director, JS Penny; ICAEW past-PresidentJenny Blewett, Head of Finance, Costello MedicalProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 30 January 2025
Podcast recorded: 23 January 2025 -
In this special episode of Accountancy Insights, we look ahead to the most significant events and trends anticipated in 2025.
Last year brought a new UK government and its controversial first Budget. With things now appearing more settled at home, the upcoming inauguration of President Trump in the US and the recent collapse of governments in Europe will bring new opportunities and challenges for the British economy.
For the third year, host Philippa Lamb is joined in forecasting by Iain Wright, ICAEW Managing Director of Reputation and Influence; Frances Haque, Chief Economist at Santander UK; and David Williamson, Political Editor of the Sunday Express.
Links
ICAEW Business Confidence Monitor: https://www.icaew.com/technical/economy/business-confidence-monitor
Host
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Iain Wright, Managing Director, Reputation and Influence, ICAEWDavid Williamson, Political Editor, Sunday ExpressFrances Haque, Chief Economist, Santander UKProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 3 January 2025
Podcast recorded: 17 December 2024 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss the progress of sustainability reporting.
Across the globe, sustainability reporting has become increasingly mandated for large organisations. Now, with the CSRD introduced in the European Union and the first two ISSB standards set to be endorsed by the UK, the challenge for accountants lies in ensuring that the quality of non-financial information matches that of financial information.
To discuss the key issues, Philippa Lamb is joined by Richard Spencer, ICAEW Director of Sustainability; David Wray, founder of ESG consultancy DWG and IESBA Ethics Board member; and Marie-Josée Privyk, ESG coach and adviser.
Links
ICAEW: Connecting sustainability and finance: https://www.icaew.com/technical/sustainability/resources-collection/connecting-sustainability-and-finance ICAEW Sustainability Accelerator Programme: https://www.icaew.com/learning-and-development/icaew-sustainability-accelerator-programmeHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Richard Spencer, Director, Sustainability, ICAEWMarie-Josée Privyk, ESG coach and adviserDavid Wray, Founder, DWG; IESBA Ethics Board memberProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 12 December 2024
Podcast recorded: 5 December 2024 -
In this episode, we speak to Ray McCann, fresh from delivering this year’s Hardman Lecture on Monday 25 November, about regulating the provision of tax advice. Plus, Sophie Wales, ICAEW Director of Regulatory Policy, explains upcoming changes to the ICAEW Code of Ethics around professional behaviour.
Time codes
00:55 Regulating tax advice08:09 New professional behaviour wordingLinks
ICAEW: Hardman Lecture shines spotlight on ‘shadow’ tax advisers: https://www.icaew.com/insights/tax-news/2024/nov-2024/hardman-lecture-shines-spotlight-on-shadow-tax-advisersICAEW: The new Code of Ethics: understanding professional behaviour: https://www.icaew.com/insights/viewpoints-on-the-news/2024/nov-2024/the-new-code-of-ethics-understanding-professional-behaviourHost
Philippa Lamb
Reporter
Mark Rowland
Guests
Ray McCann, Consultant, Charter TaxSophie Wales, Director of Regulatory Policy, ICAEWProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 2 December 2024
Podcast recorded: 25 November 2024 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss whether the filing of local authority audited accounts will ever get back on track.
Just 1% of local bodies published audited accounts on time for the 2022/23 [LE1] financial year. Now, the government has introduced backstop dates in the hopes of resetting the system, with the first arriving on 13 December. But will they anything change? And how should local authorities be managing the external audit process to ensure timely filing?
To answer those questions, host Philippa Lamb is joined by Alison Ring, ICAEW Director of Public Sector and Taxation; Cecilie Booth, Executive Director of Resources at Peterborough City Council; and Paul Dossett, Head of Public Sector, London and South East, at Grant Thornton UK.
Links
ICAEW Public Sector Conference: https://www.icaew.com/learning-and-development/events/public-sector-conference ICAEW Local government finance: skills for the future: https://www.icaew.com/technical/public-sector/public-sector-financial-management/local-government-finance-skills-for-the-future ICAEW Public Sector Community: https://www.icaew.com/groups-and-networks/communities/public-sector ICAEW vision for local audit: https://www.icaew.com/technical/public-sector/public-sector-audit-and-assurance/uk-public-sector-audit/icaew-vision-for-local-auditHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Alison Ring, Director, Public Sector and Taxation, ICAEWCecilie Booth, Executive Director of Resources, Peterborough City CouncilPaul Dossett, Head of Public Sector Assurance, London and South East, Grant Thornton UKProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 21 November 2024
Podcast recorded: 14 November 2024 -
In this special episode of Accountancy Insights, we discuss whether the Autumn Budget will provide a much-needed shot in the arm for business confidence and investment activity.
Philippa Lamb is joined by Iain Wright, Managing Director, Reputation and Influence, ICAEW; Frances Haque, Chief Economist, Santander UK; and David Williamson, Political Editor, Sunday Express.
Links
ICAEW: Autumn Budget 2024: https://www.icaew.com/technical/economy/autumn-budget-2024Host
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Iain Wright, Managing Director, Reputation and Influence, ICAEWFrances Haque, Chief Economist, Santander UKDavid Williamson, Political Editor, Sunday ExpressProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 1 November 2024
Podcast recorded: 31 October 2024 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss how the use of new technologies by criminals is putting businesses at risk.
A recent Europe-wide report found that 40% of chief internal auditors cited artificial intelligence as a top five business-critical risk. So, how can professionals protect themselves and their employers? And what can SMEs with tighter budgets do to combat this threat?
Host Philippa Lamb is joined by Ian Pay, Head of Data Analytics and Tech at ICAEW; Mark Turner, Chief Technology Officer at cyber security specialists Mitigo; and Paul Munson, EU Compliance Lead at workplace software provider Rippling and previously of the Financial Conduct Authority, Serious Fraud Office and HMRC.
Links
ICAEW artificial intelligence hub: https://www.icaew.com/technical/technology/artificial-intelligenceICAEW cyber security hub: https://www.icaew.com/technical/technology/cyber-securityHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Ian Pay, Head of Data Analytics and Tech, ICAEWMark Turner, Chief Technology Officer, MitigoPaul Munson, EU Compliance Lead, RipplingProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 18 October 2024
Podcast recorded: 11 October 2024 -
In this episode, we recap revisions to ISA 600 on group audit, and we discuss the likely contents of the AI Bill that is expected to be brought to Parliament before the end of the year.
Philippa Lamb is joined by Catherine Hardinge, Partner at Price Bailey; and Oliver Nelson-Smith, Tech Policy Manager at ICAEW.
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00:30 Group audit06:18 AI BillLinks
ICAEW: Reminders on group audit: https://www.icaew.com/technical/audit-and-assurance/faculty-resources/audit-and-beyond/2024/articles/reminders-on-group-audit ICAEW Artificial intelligence hub: https://www.icaew.com/technical/technology/artificial-intelligenceHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Catherine Hardinge, Partner, Price BaileyOliver Nelson-Smith, Tech Policy Manager, ICAEWProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 7 October 2024
Podcast recorded: 30 September 2024 -
In this episode of Behind the Numbers, we discuss the introduction of tourism taxes in the UK.
During 2024, such taxes have been introduced in Manchester, Poole, Bournemouth and Brighton. Now, Edinburgh City Council has put forward draft proposals for a visitor levy scheme, which would charge visitors 5% of their accommodation costs per night for up to a week. But how useful are tourism taxes in practice? And what do local people make of them?
To answer those questions, host Philippa Lamb is joined by Clare Beck, Chair of the ICAEW Scotland Board; internal auditor Jim Orr; Rhys Ap Gwilym, Senior Lecturer in Economics at Bangor University; and Suth Rathmell, Partner in Indirect Tax at MHA.
Links
ICAEW Scotland: https://www.icaew.com/groups-and-networks/local-groups-and-societies/scotland-dsThe Conversation: ‘Why you should expect to pay more tourist taxes – even though the evidence for them is unclear’: https://theconversation.com/why-you-should-expect-to-pay-more-tourist-taxes-even-though-the-evidence-for-them-is-unclear-229134Welsh Government: ‘Comparative analysis of the tax systems faced by the visitor economies in selected countries’: https://www.gov.wales/comparative-analysis-tax-systems-faced-visitor-economies-selected-countriesHost
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Clare Beck, Chair, ICAEW Scotland Board Jim Orr, Internal AuditorRhys Ap Gwilym, Senior Lecturer, Economics, Bangor UniversitySue Rathmell, Partner, Indirect Tax, MHAProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 25 September 2024
Podcast recorded: 17 September 2024 -
In this episode, we discuss the available guidance on, and the application of general principles to, the taxation of cryptoassets; as well as how auditors should be acting on their obligation to report suspicions of fraud to the regulator.
Philippa Lamb is joined by Richard Jones, Senior Technical Manager in Tax Policy at ICAEW; Dion Seymour, Crypto and Digital Assets Technical Director at Andersen; and Reuben Wales, Head of Financial Services at ICAEW.
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00:38 Taxing cryptoassets10:52 Reporting suspicions of fraudLinks
ICAEW TAXline: The basics of taxing cryptoassets: https://www.icaew.com/technical/tax/tax-faculty/taxline/articles/2024/the-basics-of-taxing-cryptoassets ICAEW TAXguide 01/2024: Taxation of cryptoassets for individuals: https://www.icaew.com/technical/tax/tax-faculty/taxguides/2024/taxguide-01-24ICAEW TAXguide 02/2024: Taxation of cryptoassets for businesses: https://www.icaew.com/technical/tax/tax-faculty/taxguides/2024/taxguide-02-24Financial Reporting Council: ISA (UK) 240: https://www.frc.org.uk/library/standards-codes-policy/audit-assurance-and-ethics/auditing-standards/isa-uk-240/Financial Reporting Council: ISA (UK) 250 Section A: https://www.frc.org.uk/library/standards-codes-policy/audit-assurance-and-ethics/auditing-standards/isa-uk-250-section-a/Financial Reporting Council: ISA (UK) 250 Section B: https://www.frc.org.uk/library/standards-codes-policy/audit-assurance-and-ethics/auditing-standards/isa-uk-250-section-b/Host
Philippa Lamb
Guests
Richard Jones, Senior Technical Manager, Tax Policy, ICAEWDion Seymour, Crypto and Digital Assets Technical Director, AndersenReuben Wales, Head of Financial Services, ICAEWProducer
Natalie Chisholm
Episode first published: 9 September 2024
Podcast recorded: 2 September 2024 - Mostra di più
