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Scottish Public Finance Minister Ivan McKee has welcomed a report detailing spending by Scotland’s public bodies. Commenting on the Public Bodies Data Report, Mr McKee said it will provide ‘crucial clarity’ and inform work to establish how frontline services can continue to be prioritised. Mr McKee said: “The Scottish Government has made improving public Continue reading Report on Scottish public body expenditure
By Steph Gemson, Founder of TaxGem In a landmark policy shift, the UK government has announced the complete abolition of the non-dom tax regime, effective April 2025. The reform will replace the current non-domiciled status with a residence-based tax scheme, fundamentally altering the tax obligations for thousands of non-dom individuals residing in the UK. Continue reading The Abolition of UK Non-Dom Regime: What It Means and How to Prepare
By Steph Gemson, Director, TaxGem With the new Prime Minister in situ at Downing Street, businesses across the UK are keen to know what this will mean for them. And of course, as accountancy and tax professionals, we are here to advice our clients with whatever the future holds under a Labour government. Some Continue reading TaxGem: What taxes might be impacted under a Labour government?
In the ever-evolving landscape of early years education, a pressing issue looms large: the 30-hour funding policy and its repercussions. At the heart of this dilemma is the lack of adequate financial support for nurseries to meet the demands of this funding model. As nurseries grapple with ever-tightening budgets, the inevitable consequence is a Continue reading The Challenges Facing Early Years Education
By Lesley Moore, Director, Field Services, Workday Implementing new HR and finance systems in the public sector can be daunting. Lesley Moore Traditionally, these systems have been riddled with challenges, including extensive customisation, long testing phases, poor reliability and difficulty applying software and a lack of updates. Not only did that mean public sector Continue reading Successfully implementing HR and finance systems in the public sector
High-trust organisations believe technology choices play a vital part in securing customer trust For nearly three quarters of AV professionals (70%) improving customer trust is the number one priority when selecting new collaboration and communication tech, beating other options such as increasing efficiency (69%) and increasing productivity (68%). That’s according to a new ‘Trusted Connections Continue reading Improving customer trust is the top priority for AV professionals
Two senior politicians are set to headline and inspire an upcoming conference on Learning & Development (L&D) organised by the Credit Services Association (CSA), the voice of the UK debt collection and debt purchase sectors. Gillian Keegan Gillian Keegan, Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills, and Toby Perkins, Shadow Minister for Apprenticeships and Lifelong Continue reading Skills Minister and Shadow Minister to headline CSA’s Learning & Development Conference
Blocser believes cards still have a hold Ambitious Danish fintech Blocser has partnered with top UK card manufacturer allpay.cards with designs on the fast-growing gig economy. Blocser has pinned their Butterfly Card to one of its biggest market moves yet – the UK offer to the near 5million now estimated as working in Continue reading allpay and Blocser confirm card contract for fast-growing UK gig economy
Reporter: Stuart Littleford – News Only sterling denominated money market fund exclusively for the public sector Client-owned fund manager CCLA today announces that its Public Sector Deposit Fund (PSDF), a money market fund, reached £1 billion of assets under management on 3 June 2020 for the first time since its launch in 2011. The fund’s Continue reading CCLA’S PUBLIC SECTOR DEPOSIT FUND REACHES £1 BILLION
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