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If you are considering buying a property, especially as an investment, one of the key decisions you will face is whether to hold it personally or through a limited company.
Read MoreBank of England votes to leave interest rate unchanged at 4.5%, despite three members voting for a cut, as inflationary pressure and geopolitical risk kicks in
Read MoreEvery year, HMRC estimates the tax gap using the most up to date information available, though figures may be revised as more data becomes available.
Read MoreCompanies House has removed thousands of companies from the register after finding just 30 entities had incorporated up to 50,000 companies
Read MoreLast week, the Chancellor unveiled her Spending Review setting out how government departments will allocate money over the coming years.
Read MoreThe fallout from the 1.2% rise in employers’ national insurance has hit employment figures with 109,000 job losses in May, the worst figure for four years
Read MoreIn its latest round of investigations, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) have named 518 employers who have failed to pay the National Living or National Minimum Wage correctly to their staff.
Read MoreNearly 826,000 working families saved up to £2,000 per child with Tax-Free Childcare in the 2024 to 2025 tax year
Read MoreIf you run your own company, you might have the option to take a bonus either as salary or as a dividend. But which one leaves you better off?
Read MoreDiversification isn’t just about chasing trends. It’s about making your business more adaptable and more resilient
Read MoreFrom June 2025, HMRC will start a trial to see how companies respond if they are not sent reminder letters by HMRC about corporation tax reminders, instalment payment reminders and interest statements, known as CT208 letters.
Read MoreMore than £2bn was raised from employer’s national insurance in April alone even before the full impact of rises are felt, while inheritance tax was up 14% in a single month
Read MoreThe government announced major changes last week to the immigration system as part of its plan to reduce net migration and encourage more home-grown skills.
Read MoreThe government has announced plans to address the growing issue of small, forgotten pension pots
Read MoreFrom April 2026, banks and payment service providers will face stricter rules around how and when they can close customer accounts
Read MoreHigh interest rates and frozen personal savings allowance means that more than a million extra savers could be caught by having to pay tax, as HMRC letters land on doormats
Read MoreGrowing a small business is exciting, but it comes with challenges—especially when it comes to keeping your team aligned and maintaining your company’s culture.
Read MoreSuccess in business is never guaranteed, even for brands that dominate their industry for decades.
Read MoreThe Planning and Infrastructure Bill has been introduced to Parliament. The legislation is being heralded as bringing transformative reforms to the UK building sector.
Read MoreA letter from the government’s Non-Domestic Rates Team to councils has confirmed the Business Rates Relief measures for 2025/26 announced at the 2024 Autumn Budget
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