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The ICAEW Insights podcast explores the month’s top stories in accountancy.

In this ICAEW Insights episode, we discuss Labour’s proposals for removing VAT exemptions from private schools and the disagreement over just how much money it would raise for the public purse. Plus, in our final CPD update before the new regulations come into force on 1 November, we answer ICAEW members’ most frequently asked questions. 

Philippa Lamb is joined by ICAEW’s Ed Saltmarsh, Technical Manager, and Liz Shaw, Senior Manager, Professional Standards. 

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Transcript

Read the full transcript of this episode here.

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Host 

Philippa Lamb 

Guests 

  • Ed Saltmarsh, Technical Manager, ICAEW
  • Liz Shaw, Senior Manager, Professional Standards, ICAEW

Producer 

Natalie Chisholm

Episode first published: 8 September 2023
Podcast recorded: 4 September 2023 

All views expressed on this podcast are those of the contributors and don’t necessarily reflect those of ICAEW or its members.

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