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  • Budget Announcement: 26 November 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that the Autumn Budget will take place on Wednesday 26 November. With the UK facing significant economic challenges, this Budget […]

  • HMRC Targets Personal Expenditure in Tax Returns

    Businesses are being urged to take note of HMRC’s latest digital campaign, which aims to ensure that Income Tax Self-Assessment (ITSA) taxpayers do not claim tax relief […]

  • Companies House Identity Verification is mandatory from 18 November 2025

    Who is impacted by the new Identity Verification requirements?  All UK company directors (regardless of nationality or residence), Persons with Significant Control (PSCs), LLP members, […]

  • Autumn Budget Alert: Potential Tax Rises Ahead

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves may need to raise taxes this Autumn to meet her self-imposed borrowing rules, according to recent news reports. Burgis & Bullock is […]

  • Reminder – Self Assessment Payment deadline

    If you are registered for Self Assessment, this a reminder if you make payments on account, that the deadline is 31 July. What is a […]

  • Are you ready for the next phase of Making Tax Digital?

    From April 2026, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) will change the way sole traders and landlords report their income […]

  • So, You’re a Trustee: Now What?

    It can sometimes feel like the Charity Commission is launching a new enquiry into a different charity every week. Common failings identified by the Commission […]

  • The Business Viability Perspective

    Will Your Business Survive You? IHT Reform Could Threaten Its Future The upcoming IHT reforms are not just about tax- they’re about the future of your […]

  • The Family Impact Perspective

    The Hidden Cost of Inaction: How IHT Changes Could Burden Your Loved Ones When a business owner passes away, families are often left to grieve […]

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