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ATED: Key Deadlines and Reporting Duties for 2026–27
Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) applies when certain companies or similar entities own UK residential properties valued at more than £500,000. It is designed […]
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BRI Quiz Night – Thursday 19th March 2026
Burgis & Bullock entered a team into the BRI Business Recovery and Insolvency quiz night on Thursday 19th March at Coventry Rugby Club. It was […]
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Important Update from Companies House on WebFiling System Issue
On Friday 13 March 2026, Companies House confirmed that a problem had been found in its WebFiling service, which many companies use to submit information […]
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Burgis & Bullock’s Annual Tax Update
On Wednesday, the Burgis & Bullock team, along with some of our corporate clients attended our Annual Tax Update at our Leamington Spa office. The […]
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Payrolling Benefits in 2027: A Practical Guide for Employers
The government is changing the way employee benefits are taxed, and from April 2027, most benefits will be handled through payroll instead of separate year‑end […]
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Are You Missing Out on Patent Box Tax Savings?
Many businesses are still missing out on Patent Box tax relief, even though it can reduce the corporation tax rate on profits from patented products […]
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Statutory Sick Pay Changes from 6th April – What Employers Need to Know
Significant reforms to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) will come into effect from 6 April 2026 under the Employment Rights Act 2025. These represent the most […]
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The Value of Reviewing Your Finances Before the Year Ends
With the end of the tax year approaching, taking time for pre year-end planning can make a significant difference to both your tax position and […]
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Why Every Business Should Know Its Break‑Even Point
Knowing your break-even point isn’t just a financial exercise or something reserved for start-ups preparing a pitch deck. It’s one of the most practical and […]
Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) applies when certain companies or similar entities own UK residential properties valued at more than £500,000. It is designed to ensure that residential property held within corporate structures is reported properly each year, even if no tax is ultimately due. The chargeable period runs …
March 24, 2026
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