It can be confusing trying to keep pace with the changes to Companies House since the introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act… Read More »A clearer picture of Companies House reform – Making sense of what is and isn’t coming
While the 2025 Spending Review focused on long-term investment rather than introducing new taxes, the scale of spending suggests that future tax rises are likely.… Read More »Are tax rises on the horizon? What recent activity at The Treasury means for you and your business
The UK Government has confirmed that it will reduce green levies for energy-intensive industries. These cuts aim to drive growth in key sectors, such as… Read More »Green levies on UK businesses to be cut
57 per cent of small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have warned of rising costs over the next quarter, according to Intuit QuickBooks’ latest Small Business… Read More »Cash flow constraints – 57 per cent of businesses warn of rising costs
The way families make Child Benefit repayments to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is changing. From the summer, many families will have the option to… Read More »Child Benefit repayments changing for thousands this summer
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is working to enhance compliance and improve efficiency with tax filings by implementing Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.… Read More »Are your systems ready for MTD? Five things to check as the clock ticks down
The tax gap, the difference between the amount of tax owed and collected, has long been a thorn in HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC’s) side.… Read More »Mind the (tax) gap – Why HMRC may have SMEs in its sights
The delay to payrolling Benefits in Kind (BIK) to 2027 may seem like a cause of relief for many businesses who are concerned about the… Read More »Mandatory payrolling of Benefits in Kind delayed by HMRC
Receiving a Kittel VAT notice is something that many businesses dread. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) can demand the repayment of tax already reclaimed, and… Read More »Kittel VAT: How to control the uncontrollable
Public borrowing hit £20.5 billion in April, the highest level for that month since 1993 and nearly £3 billion above forecast. Economists warn the Chancellor… Read More »Increased borrowing could mean increased taxes, experts warn
