CharitEpulse: New leadership, 2025 highlights and what’s next for 2026
In their final episode of the year our chatters James Saunders, Charles Mesquita and Catherine Rustomji reflect on the sector’s key challenges from 2025 and share their outlook for the year ahead. New leadership at the Charity Commission: Dame Julia Unwin’s appointment brings a wealth of experience and a pledge to make the Commission more…
READ MOREQuickBooks is changing – everything you need to know about the new Intuit platform
QuickBooks is evolving! The platform is moving to Intuit’s new, unified ecosystem, designed to deliver smarter workflows, stronger security and seamless integration across all Intuit products. This change brings enhanced automation, AI-driven insights and a more connected experience for your business. Join our webinar to learn what’s changing, how it benefits you and all your…
READ MOREAre you prepared for FRS 102?
In this webinar, the panel discussed the major upcoming changes to FRS 102. These changes aim to align FRS 102 more closely with international financial reporting standards, affecting financial metrics and potentially borrowing capabilities. The panel covered revenue recognition, including the five-step model, lease accounting, disclosure requirements and the commercial impacts of the changes. Key takeaways from our…
READ MORETronc and holidays – learn the facts at our exclusive webinar
You may well have heard that the question of tronc and holiday pay is a hot topic once again following the First Tier Employment Tribunal’s decision several months ago in the Big Table case. This has prompted lots of comment and opinion both in the trade press and online, with much of that being speculative,…
READ MOREEnterprise series: Are you prepared for FRS 102?
FRS 102 (the accounting standard used by many UK businesses) is having its biggest shake-up in years. The changes could affect your key financial metrics and have the potential to impact borrowing capacity if not managed correctly. The revised standard comes into effect for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026, leaving little…
READ MOREPost-Budget webinar: What it means for hospitality and leisure
The Budget brought important changes that could significantly impact the hospitality and leisure sector. Join Moore Kingston Smith’s tax and sector specialists for a practical, post-Budget webinar where we’ll cover: Key measures announced in the Budget What they mean for hospitality and leisure businesses Actionable steps to help you respond and plan effectively
READ MOREWebinar recording: Unlocking the Middle East: A roadmap for business expansion
Our recent webinar, in collaboration with Moore JFC, explored how the Middle East is rapidly emerging as a strategic hub for businesses, driven by its economic diversification and strategic location. To fully capitalise on these opportunities, it’s essential to have a clear understanding of the key trends and strategic advantages shaping the region. Our panel…
READ MORECharitEpulse: Trusteeship and the future of charity boards
In this episode of CharitEpulse, James Saunders and Charles Mesquita are joined by special guest Joe Saxton, Chair of the Association of Chairs. Together, they unpick the findings of a major consultation involving over 600 charity leaders, exploring what really matters to today’s modern charity board. During the episode, they discuss: Trustee governance and board…
READ MOREWebinar: Autumn Budget 2025: what will the announcements mean for you?
As the UK faces mounting fiscal pressures and sluggish economic growth, the Chancellor is set to deliver her second Autumn Budget on 26 November. The Chancellor met her self-imposed borrowing target by £10bn in the Spring. However, the reversal of planned cuts to disability benefits and winter fuel payments – combined with a likely downgrade…
READ MOREWebinar – Media sector: Autumn Budget – What will it mean for you and your business?
The Chancellor will deliver her second Autumn Budget on 26 November. As the UK continues to face economic challenges and slow growth, the government remains under pressure to address the shortfall in the nation’s finances. There’s already speculation about potential U-turns on some of Labour’s manifesto pledges – perhaps to income tax, VAT or NICs.…
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