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BudgetB


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A bit of weekend reading for you all!  HMRC consultation looking at the importance and role of PI insurance in tax advice going forwards, and defining exactly what tax advice means.  This will be the start of introducing regulation for everyone who provides any kind of bookkeeping/accounting service most likely, it is something that has been coming for a long time.

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/raising-standards-in-the-tax-advice-market



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Thanks Jenny



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Thanks Jenny, I can't see a lot wrong with their proposals tbh.



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Completely agree. I can't see any reason that someone wouldn't want to have PI insurance!



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