Many companies in the U.K. have their year-ends on either the 31 December or 31 March. This means that many businesses, especially those with December year-ends, will need to comply with HMRC filing deadlines within a matter of weeks. With … Continue reading →

In the ideal world, it wouldn’t cost businesses any money to file their annual tax returns and accounts with HMRC and Companies House, respectively. Luckily, for some companies, this dream is a reality thanks to the Company Accounts and Tax … Continue reading →

While iXBRL conversions of financial statements and tax computations are now routine activities for corporation tax payers in UK, new challenges await filers in the latter half of this year. Ever since the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) came up with … Continue reading →

Despite assurances that the digitisation of tax reporting is going to be straightforward and simple it is likely that the process will prove time consuming, costly, worrying and turn out to be a burden on many for little, if any, … Continue reading →

HMRC has mandated Financial Statements attached to CT600 in iXBRL format since 2011. Since then, they have accepted UK GAAP and UK IFRS as the two accounting standards and appropriate taxonomies have been accordingly accepted. With the introduction of  the … Continue reading →

The United Kingdom is one of the countries that has chosen an interactive data (XBRL/iXBRL) platform for collection of company data. Companies House, which is the corporate regulator in the UK, was planning for mandatory XBRL collection of Annual Reports … Continue reading →