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Sarah's View: A New Chapter for the IAB, and Your Moment to Shine

IAB CEO Sarah Palmer introduces the new IAB website and Leo, our chatbot, and invites members to enter the LCCI SME London Business Awards before 12 October.
Youth jobs grant: iab guidance for employers, bookkeepers and smes | youth jobs grant

Youth Jobs Grant: IAB Guidance for Employers, Bookkeepers and SMEs

The Government’s Youth Jobs Grant offers eligible employers up to £3,000 when they recruit a qualifying young person aged 18 to 24. IAB explains who qualifies and what bookkeepers should know.
Hmrc tax updates: digital tax codes, corporation tax penalties and adviser conduct powers | hmrc tax updates: digital tax codes

HMRC tax updates: digital tax codes, Corporation Tax penalties and adviser conduct powers

HMRC’s latest update covers digital tax codes, Corporation Tax and cross-border matters. Here are the changes IAB members should know about, particularly when supporting individual and company clients.
Hmrc tax updates for iab members: self assessment, tax adviser registration and 2026 guidance | hmrc tax updates for iab members

HMRC tax updates for IAB members: Self Assessment, tax adviser registration and 2026 guidance

HMRC’s latest stakeholder digest brings together changes and reminders, including Self Assessment, that may affect bookkeepers, tax advisers, payroll professionals, employers and their clients.
Iab guidance for bookkeepers and tax agents on hmrc talking points, making tax digital, asa setup, vat updates and client support. | iab guidance for bookkeepers

IAB guidance for bookkeepers and tax agents on HMRC Talking Points, Making Tax Digital, ASA setup, VAT updates and client support.

HMRC’s latest Talking Points update brings together key resources for bookkeepers, accountants and tax agents, with a strong focus on Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.
Quarterly tax reporting: what accountants and their clients should expect | quarterly tax reporting

Quarterly tax reporting: what accountants and their clients should expect

Follow Sam, a freelancer, through his first full tax year under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax to see what quarterly reporting looks like for accountants and their clients.
2026/27 payroll checklist | hmrc deadlines and updates | payroll checklist

2026/27 Payroll Checklist | HMRC Deadlines and Updates

Start the 2026/27 tax year well with this payroll checklist of HMRC deadlines and changes, designed to help payroll teams protect accuracy and compliance in the months ahead.
Hmrc statutory payments webinars: statutory maternity pay, statutory paternity pay and statutory sick pay explained for employers | hmrc statutory payments webinars

HMRC Statutory Payments Webinars: Statutory Maternity Pay, Statutory Paternity Pay and Statutory Sick Pay Explained for Employers

HMRC is running webinars on statutory payments, including Statutory Maternity Pay. Find out what they cover and how they can help you handle payroll compliance with confidence.
Supporting bookkeepers at tax year end: deadlines, recognition and respect | making tax digital

Supporting Bookkeepers at Tax Year End: Deadlines, Recognition and Respect

As the tax year end approaches, the IAB speaks directly to the bookkeepers supporting businesses through one of the most demanding periods of the year, with the key deadlines to note.
Six steps to help get yourself ready for mtd for income tax | mtd for income tax

The IAB and Company Protection 2026 Workshop Series

The IAB and Company Protection 2026 workshop series for members. Registration is free and includes a welcome pack and Hub Link access.
10 common myths about making tax digital (and what’s actually true! ) | making tax digital

10 common myths about Making Tax Digital (and what’s actually true!)

Making Tax Digital is coming, along with plenty of rumours and confusion. We bust 10 of the most common MTD myths so you know exactly what to expect.
Self-employed christmas expenses: what you can and can’t claim | self-employed christmas expenses

Self-employed Christmas expenses: what you can and can’t claim

Buying gifts for clients, hosting a festive get-together or decorating your workspace? What self-employed people can and cannot claim as a business expense at Christmas.
Uk e-invoicing mandate: what accountants and bookkeepers need to know | uk e-invoicing mandate

UK E-Invoicing Mandate: What Accountants and Bookkeepers Need to Know

From April 2029, electronic invoicing will become mandatory in the UK. What accountants and bookkeepers need to know about this Autumn Budget 2025 announcement.