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.
21/10/2025 - General
FCA to become AML Supervisor
HM Treasury has published its long-awaited response to the AML Supervision Reform consultation, confirming that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will, in due course, take on AML supervision of the accountancy and legal sectors.
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16/10/2025 - General
Statement on Oxbridge Ltd
ICB has been informed that Oxbridge Learning, an accredited ICB Training Provider, has entered administration. As a result, Oxbridge Learning is no longer accredited by ICB.
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15/10/2025 - Software & Technology
Joiin Accredited by ICB Bookkeepers
ICB has officially accredited Joiin, recognising it as a powerful, reliable, and time-saving consolidation and reporting tool for bookkeepers managing multi-entity or multi-currency clients.
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10/10/2025 - AC's Blog
Ami's October Blog
In her October blog, ICB CEO Ami Copeland reflects on a whirlwind season of events, ideas, and inspiration across the bookkeeping world.
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09/10/2025 - Sponsored Content
Scan It and Save Hassle
Say no to extra hassle and make sure you are in a position to thrive as the new world of MTD and quarterly submissions comes into full force! Join the scanner transformation with Ricoh ScanSnap scanners.
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08/10/2025 - MTD
MTD Digital Exemption
HMRC has updated its guidance on who can be exempt from Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, including how to apply if your client has a digital exclusion.
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08/10/2025 - Governmental Update
The Scottish and Welsh Budgets
Late Budget dates in Scotland and Wales will leave little time ahead of the start of tax year 2026/27, plus the Budget process in both nations will be further truncated because of Scottish Parliament and Welsh Senedd election in May 2026
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08/10/2025 - HMRC Update
HMRC Guidelines for Compliance
ICB has been updating members with information HMRC published in its Guidelines for Compliance (GfCs) series. These cover some of the areas they regard as ‘complex, widely misunderstood, or novel’.
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