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The policy holiday surrounding taxation has been extended by the general election result on 8 June. This month's MTD podcast presents a progress check and considers the implications of all this uncertainty for HMRC's digital tax project.

The latest Making Tax Digital podcast tackles rumours and myths surrounding the government’s digital taxation project. Joining AccountingWEB’s business editor Tom Herbert for this episode are the site’s global editor John Stokdyk and Mark Purdue from Thomson Reuters.

Joining the AccountingWEB podcast to tackle the launch of the pilot scheme and the impact of the snap election are Rebecca Cave, Mark Purdue and Gary Turner.

AccountingWEB dusts off its occasional 'in conversation with' series to speak with former BBC economics editor Stephanie Flanders, now chief market strategist at JP Morgan Chase. Flanders discusses the Budget, corporation tax and national insurance.

The Spring Budget saw Chancellor Philip Hammond announce a one year deferral of Making Tax Digital (MTD) obligations for smaller unincorporated businesses and landlords until April 2019. While the move was broadly welcomed by businesses, accountants and representative bodies, what do the government's concessions actually mean, and how much of a relief are they actually going to be? Joining the AccountingWEB podcast to get to grips with the announcements are Paul Aplin, tax partner at AC Mole and Son, AccountingWEB global editor John Stokdyk and Mark Purdue, Product Manager - Tax Products at Thomson Reuters. We are also joined by Matt Flanagan, managing director at cloud transformation firm BlueHub, who will be outling what firms are (and should be) doing to prepare for MTD.

Join AccountingWEB's panel of experts to dissect the Chancellor's first (and last) Spring Budget, with measures including a delay to MTD, a rise in Class 4 NICs and a cut in the dividend allowance.

With the latest consultation responses for HMRC's digital taxation plans released, AccountingWEB is joined by Paul Aplin, tax partner at AC Mole and Son, AWEB’s own global editor John Stokdyk, and Mark Purdue, Product Manager - Tax Products at Thomson Reuters to ask what they mean, what questions remain, and what happens next.

Ahead of a Lords committee hearing on 6 February 2017, tax campaigner and City University professor Richard Murphy briefs AccountingWEB on his analysis of HMRC's cost figures for the Making Tax Digital project.

Looking to move on your accounting career in 2017? AccountingWEB talks to recruitment specialist Simon Gray to find out how.

AccountingWEB's business editor Tom Herbert is joined by Hazel Moore, chair and co-founder of international investment bank First Capital to discuss the future of banking.

In the latest podcast AccountingWEB's business editor Tom Herbert is joined by a panel of tax experts to discuss how tax can be used to heal the divisions in the UK.

AccountingWEB’s managing editor Robert Lovell speaks with Construction Industry Scheme expert Howard Royse about CIS, recent changes to the scheme and how the government’s digital plans may affect it.

AccountingWEB's business editor Tom Herbert turns the focus on how technology is changing the business of accountancy.

John Stokdyk, Mark Wickersham and Ron Baker join AccountingWEB's business editor Tom Herbert to take on the perennial hot potato that is pricing.

Millennial Mindset by AccountingWEBUK

In the first of a new series of podcasts Tom Herbert speaks to HMRC’s Oliver Fisher, Rebecca Benneyworth and the AccountingWEB team to discuss and analyse the government’s digital tax plans. This podcast is supported by Sage.

Versage Institute founder and value pricing evangelist Ron Baker shares his thoughts following a panel discussion on 'The Future of Professions' at the Sage Summit in Chicago, 25 August 2016.

AccountingWEB’s business editor Tom Herbert speaks to Karen Briggs, KPMG’s new head of Brexit, about forecasting in uncertain times, what the firm is advising their clients and what a head of Brexit actually does...

Ahead of the EU referendum next month, AccountingWEB's business editor Tom Herbert chats to John Longworth, the business head of Vote Leave, about the myths and facts of Brexit.

After the Chancellor's Ides of March Budget, the AccountingWEB team and their merry band of experts analyse the fallout.