News
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FRC signs MOURA with IAASA
We highlight that the FRC has agreed a Memorandum of Understanding on Reciprocal Arrangements IAASA.
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Post-transition period guidance
The FRC has issued guidance for accounts prepared for periods that straddle the Transition Period Completion Day.
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Recognition of profession qualifications
We highlight the provisions on mutual recognition of professional qualifications set out in the Free Trade Agreement.
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Audit arrangements: 1 January 2021
We highlight a letter to auditors and audit firms regarding arrangements from 1 January 2021.
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UK reporting framework from 1/1/21
We highlight a letter to audit firms and companies detailing changes to UK corporate reporting from 1 January 2021.
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Accounting framework after Brexit
Learn about the key changes to the post-transition period accounting framework.
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Trader Support Service
Trader Support Service provides free assistance on movement of goods into Northern Ireland
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Transition period guidance from HMRC
Find information and Brexit transition period guidance from HMRC.
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Ireland insolvencies post-Brexit
A look at the impact for ICAS Members on insolvency appointments in Ireland at the end of the Brexit transition period.
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Businesses must prepare for Brexit
UK Business Secretary encourages businesses to prepare now for Brexit.
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Brexit transition period
We highlight information for auditors and firms jointly issued by the FRC and BEIS now that the UK has left the EU.
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Accounting during transition period
Now that the UK has left the European Union and is in a transition period, this article summarises information produced by the FRC and BEIS on accounting and corporate reporting standards during the transition period.
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Learning from Canada
David Wood highlights the relevance of ICAS’ expert report 'CETA: Brexit and Beyond’ for the UK–EU trade negotiations.
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New Brexit withdrawal agreement impacts business confidence
ICAS (The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland) has found in its latest poll of members that 54% do not think the latest Brexit withdrawal agreement is “positive” for business.
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Agile planning for Brexit
David Wood issues a reminder of the need to think through the implications of whatever form of Brexit is going to be agreed – or not agreed.
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CAs favour continued membership of the single market
CAs have stated consistently that their preferred Brexit outcome is for the UK to remain in the single market, according to the ICAS Brexit Tracker.
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Brexit and the pound
While the Bank of England has held out the prospect of rate hikes if Brexit goes smoothly, money markets are betting it may have to cut borrowing costs instead.