Save the date for ICB events
As well as popular in-person events, ICB also run monthly webinars on relevant topics. Visit our events page for more details and to book.
23/09/2025 - Study & Qualifications
ICB Question Banks
Students preparing for ICB exams now have more choice when it comes to self-study resources. Our popular question banks are now available as downloadable PDFs in addition to the printed books.
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18/09/2025 - HMRC Update
Annual Subscriptions and Tax Relief
Legislation (Part 5 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (ITEPA)) allows for certain deductions to be made from the pay on which Income Tax is calculated, i.e. net taxable pay.
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18/09/2025 - General
Using Form 64-8
If a client indicates that they want an agent to have limited authorisation, they can advise this on Form 64-8
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17/09/2025 - Events
HMRC Webinar on MTD
HMRC say this webinar will help you understand the things you will need to do, including using HMRC-approved software, keeping digital records through the year and sending simple quarterly updates to HMRC.
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15/09/2025 - General
Tackling Late Payments
Late payments continue to put real pressure on small businesses, affecting cashflow and holding back growth. We know many of you are already helping clients get paid faster, and we’d like to hear what’s working best in practice.
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11/09/2025 - Member Profile
Building a Career That Fits Family
After more than 20 years in finance, Tracy Bland knew something had to change. Long hours, constant travel, and repeated relocations left little space for family life. When her first child arrived, everything shifted.
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10/09/2025 - General
Accounting for Bad & Doubtful Debt
Each month, Peter Stewart, ICB’s Director of Learning, shares expert insights in our Bookkeeping in Practice series. In this edition, Peter unpacks the accounting treatment of bad and doubtful debts.
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09/09/2025 - HMRC Update
HMRC Guidelines for Compliance
HMRC publishes help and support on a range of topics and taxes, often with guidance that is difficult to find. ICB welcomes their Guidelines for Compliance which cover some of the areas they regard as ‘complex, widely misunderstood, or novel’.
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