The Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade (DBIST) initiated a ‘modernising corporate reporting’ consultation on 7 September 2026, which closes on 30 November 2026.… Read More »Medium-sized companies may qualify for audit exemption
The so-called mansion tax is already beginning to have an impact on the UK housing market, despite the surcharge not being due to come into… Read More »How is the mansion tax distorting the housing market?
Reforms to the Benefits in Kind (BIK) system have continued to change in recent years, as the Government prepares to roll out mandatory payrolling. From… Read More »Demystifying the changes to Benefits in Kind from 2027
We are now just over six months away from the long-anticipated reforms to Inheritance Tax (IHT), which will see unspent pensions included within a person’s… Read More »IHT pension reforms now only half a year away
For many businesses, short-term finance can provide an essential lifeline when cash flow becomes tight. Whether a business needs support covering a gap between paying… Read More »Sequencing short-term finance effectively is vital for avoiding the interest trap
The rate of inflation has hit 2.9 per cent in July 2026, up from 2.6 per cent in June, according to the latest data that… Read More »Inflation increases to a four-month high – How will businesses be impacted?
For many people, giving financial support to family members is an important part of their financial planning. Whether it is helping children with pension contributions… Read More »Gifting out of income – The overlooked way to reduce Inheritance Tax
In June 2026, the Government published a document to gather views on the introduction of a criminal offence for making reckless or untrue statements relating… Read More »Reckless tax statements: How could an honest mistake become criminal?
New funding rules for apprenticeships have been introduced, impacting any apprenticeships starting after 1 August 2026. This could affect more employers than before as apprenticeships… Read More »Apprenticeship funding has changed – What does this mean for your next hire?
With temperatures breaking 30 degrees on multiple occasions in 2026, scorching heat is becoming the new normal. Consecutive heatwaves have wiped £4.4 billion from the… Read More »£4.4bn lost to the heat: Is your business ready for the next heatwave?
