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Author: Accountancy Today

Businesses the length and breadth of England are “staring down the barrel” of a £2.5bn hike in property taxes from April 2026, as inflation and a new government stealth tax will combine to drive up business rates bills, according to analysis by global tax firm Ryan. A nationwide revaluation of business rates will take effect …

Author: Accountancy Today

Accountancy and business advisory firm BDO has invested further in its partnership with the announcement of two new partner hires. Steve Ringham joins BDO as an audit partner in the firm’s Thames Valley and South West region, having built up over 20 years’ experience working in the sector. His role at BDO will see Ringham …

Author: Accountancy Today

SBP Accountants and Business Advisers (SBP) has revealed that it is on track for a 20% increase in clients in 2025. The firm’s decision to remain independently owned is proving a key differentiator, particularly for SMEs and high-growth businesses seeking stability and personalised advice. In response to rising demand, SBP has grown its headcount by …

Author: The Accountant

The event will be co-hosted by IFAC and KICPA. The post WCOA 2026 to take place in South Korea appeared first on The Accountant.

Author: The Accountant

The initiative is designed to cultivate and retain accounting professionals in Southeast Asia. The post ISCA, EY Singapore launch career mobility initiative for chartered accountants appeared first on The Accountant.

Author: April Lara

The accountancy sector in Ireland is moving with a new confidence.

Author: April Lara

The Irish Accountancy Awards 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events in Irish accountancy, offering a clear view of where the sector is heading.

Author: Mainebiz

Machias Savings Bank has appointed Nick Ireland as executive vice president and chief financial officer, reinforcing its financial strategy at a time when banking margins and regulatory scrutiny remain intense.

Author: REUTERS

Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said the strength of the US job market gives policymakers “the luxury” of waiting for clearer signals before adjusting rates, warning against policy “volatility” that unsettles the public.

Author: TDB

Ireland’s craft beer sector is under mounting strain as rising input costs, outdated licensing laws, and new water tariffs squeeze margins.