A guide for sole traders and landlords with a qualifying income of £30,000 and over.
Thousands of young people across the UK are entering adulthood without the financial knowledge they
Part four of a mini-series on sustainability: how we made the shift and how you can too.
We spoke to different AAT members about the ways in which they look after their wellbeing.
Why we are so enthusiastic about the prospect of accountability for all tax agents.
Practical tips on chat bots and automation, and a walk-through on building a Project.
Many are aware of blockchain in the context of cryptocurrency, but it has practical applications for
Confusing customs procedures are causing a headache for the accountants supporting and guiding small
As part of the launch for the Level 4 Diploma for Professional Accounting Technicians (L4 PAT), we h
Susan Ball, RSM and President of CIOT discusses proposed options to offset tax.
With rumours swirling, AAT assesses how much of a threat the Bill really is to the profession.
What’s been announced, and which areas AAT members should know about.
You don't have to be an influencer to help your accounting practice soar, but you can learn from the
With their vigilance of client accounts and their tech prowess, bookkeepers have plenty to offer org
Whether you’re currently studying with AAT or a professional member, you’ll understand the impor
Accounting careers can go in many different directions. We spoke to two accountants about being gene
How do you distinguish true pearls of wisdom from unhelpful opinions?
The average recruiter or hiring manager spends six to eight seconds looking at a CV before they deci
It's a pivotal point in the interview, the tables are turned and you’re asked if you have any ques
We look at the emerging role of Finance Business Partner in the modern accounting industry.
We hear from different accountants about how they’re helping clients to grow alongside their b
Waiting for results can be a nerve-wracking experience. However, finding some calm and clarity can h
Have you ever wondered why you pay the price for things that you do? Why a bottle of shampoo c
The concept of supply and demand explains interactions between suppliers and consumers in a market.�
Organisations and individuals around the world create enormous amounts of data on a daily basis. L
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From common PAYE terms to National Insurance contributions, here are some of the things that AAT stu
Have you ever been working on a spreadsheet and got distracted... and before you know it, you’ve o
Be in the know about anti-money laundering. Our explainer tells you all you need to know to get star
Mike Thatcher is Senior Publications Manager at EY.
This week at the Conservative Party Conference, George Osborne stated he wants the Government to be running a budget surplus in the next Parliament and that he can get there without raising taxes. Listening to that rhetoric you might think all is rosy in the Chancellor’s financial garden. Far from it, warns Public Finance’s Mike Thatcher.
Sometimes a gentle hint is all it takes, and the Government’s use of nudge theory is starting to bear fruit with its pension auto enrolment initiative. But that's just for starters. Get set for nudge-plus, writes Public Finance’s Mike Thatcher.
The priority of the public – and many politicians – is economic growth. Yet the Government is distracted by restructures of the NHS, welfare and local government finance, says Mike Thatcher.