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• Engaging with tax agents
• [17/12/10] ACCA has read with concern and disappointment the recent report “Engaging with Tax Agents” by the National Audit Office.
• Updated factsheets 147-156
• [13/01/10] - Factsheets 147-156 on employment law have been updated to take into account legislative changes as of November 2009.
• Insolvency: Scottish Trust Deeds
• [5/10/10] - Clarification on whether an England based Insolvency Practitioner can take over as trustee for pre April 2008 bankruptcies and protected trust deeds in Scotland.
• Employment Issues
• [10/02/10] - Updates on the national minimum wage, holiday entitlement, sick pay and late night travel.
• IFA
• [01/01/2010] ACCA has nominated RSM Tenon Financial Services as the recommended provider of independent financial advice to ACCA members and their clients.
• Banks’ SME Charters
• [08/01/10] - Most of the main banks now either have, or are working on, a SME charter as part of their commitment towards small business.
• Technical factsheets
• [31/12/2010] Technical factsheets covering practice management and development.
• Anti Money Laundering Regulations 2007 and ACCA members
• [01/01/08] - An overview of the supervisory regime as it applies to ACCA members under the New Money Laundering Regulations (NMLR) which came into force on 15 December 2007.
• Everything you need to know about XBRL
• [31/03/10] - A comprehensive overview of XBRL (extensible business reporting language) and what it can do for accountants.
• Mortgages, Long Term Care and Insurance Mediation Advice
• [04/02/10] - A simple guide to help you better understand ACCA's Designated Professional Body Regulations 2001.
• Intellectual property and the practising accountant
• 04 Apr 2011
• [05/04/11] - Accountants and finance professionals must understand Intellectual Property (IP) issues to help their business clients, says ACCA and the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in a new guide produced jointly by the two organisations. This guide has been written to help finance professionals get to grips with the nuances of IP, from trade marks to patents.

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