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6 Trends That Are Shaping the Future of Tax and Accounting

Accounting Insight

As digital transformation continues to accelerate the evolution of tax and accounting, the players who expedite their embrace of these six tech trends will have an early mover advantage. The EU will require green energy and carbon footprint financial reporting in 2023, and the US will require it by 2026.

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Super-Deduction Substituted by Full Expensing

Menzies

Menzies LLP - A leading chartered accountancy firm. This new allowance enables companies to claim a 100% deduction for tax purposes in the year of spend on particular capital investments. This new allowance enables companies to claim a 100% deduction for tax purposes in the year of spend on particular capital investments.

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Navigate tax season with these resources for accountants

ThomsonReuters

Tax and Accounting professionals, listen up! Aren’t you tired of spending countless hours pouring through textbooks and internet searches trying to find the latest tax laws? Enter: Thomson Reuters Tax Season Toolkit. And then having to decipher them into easy-to-understand nuggets that work for your clients?

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A guide to effective investments in equipment for manufacturing companies

Menzies

Menzies LLP - A leading chartered accountancy firm. You have identified the new piece of equipment your business needs, it’s worth pausing to consider the best way to structure the purchase and tax can play an important role in the determining the best option for your business. – Should surplus cash be used?

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Chancellor's Autumn Statement.

Inform Accounting

The leaked and previously announced tax increases are still going ahead…. Corporation tax from April 1 2023 to increase to 25% for companies with profits over £250,000. Companies with profits under £50,000 will be taxed at 19%. Companies with profits between £50,000 and £250,000 will be taxed between 19% and 25%.

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FASB Took It Easy in 2022

Going Concern

While the PCAOB has been on a mission to scare the pants off of auditors everywhere in the past year with record fines and scary speeches, the Financial Accounting Standards Board took a much more chill approach to 2022. The FASB’s record breaking year for the past two decades took place in 2010 with 29 new standards issued.