
Quarterly Instalment Payments (QIPs) for Corporation Tax
For companies within the scope of UK corporation tax, quarterly instalment payments (QIPs) are required for large companies. This guide offers key considerations for affected companies.
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For companies within the scope of UK corporation tax, quarterly instalment payments (QIPs) are required for large companies. This guide offers key considerations for affected companies.
The Economic Crime Levy (ECL) was first introduced for the financial year 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023 to address the issue of economic crime for financial gain within the UK. We provide a reminder of the key dates, charges and any updates to the levy that may affect you.
Price Bailey's Academies team detail everything you need to know about fixed assets following a recent workshop. Read this article for further details and insights from the team.
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Price Bailey's academies team recently hosted a webinar alongside a representative from the Department for Education (DfE), discussing the DfE's vision and overview of the chart of accounts and automation. Our team shared their first-hand experience of using automation and what this means for Trusts.
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