By Louis Goss Votes on plans to split EY in two are not set to begin until the start of next year, after being delayed by legal wrangling. The ballots, which were set to start this month, will not take place until early 2023, due to the complexities the firm has faced in finalizing the legal framework through which assets, liabilities, and staff will be shared between the two separate businesses, the Financial Times first reported. In pushing forwards with plans to separate its consulting arm from its audit business, EY in September said it would let partners vote on the plans, with UK and US …