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The Strategic Perspective
Business Owners: Why the £1M IHT Relief Cap Demands Immediate Action From April 2026, the UK government will cap full Business Property Relief (BPR) from […]
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Winter Fuel Payment 2025/26: What Pensioners Need to Know About the New Tax Recovery Rules
The UK Government has announced a significant update to the Winter Fuel Payment scheme for the 2025/26 winter season. While the payment remains a vital source of […]
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Important Update on HMRC Online Account Security
In recent days, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has alerted the public to incidents of unauthorised access to certain online tax accounts. We believe it […]
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Reporting Taxable Benefits 2024/25
All employers must report any taxable benefits provided to employees during the year ending 5 April 2025 (unless exempt under the payrolling taxable benefits and expenses online […]
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Unlock a World of Efficiency: Are You Missing Out on the Xero App Store?
We all know of Xero’s powerful accounting features, being the digital heart of countless businesses, keeping track of income, expenses, and everything in between. But […]
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Online Selling and HMRC: What You Need to Know in 2025
As more individuals and businesses turn to digital platforms to sell goods and services, HMRC has introduced new reporting rules to ensure tax compliance in […]
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Final Call: Respond Today to the UK Government’s E-Invoicing Consultation
Today marks the final opportunity for businesses, industry bodies, and technology providers to respond to the UK Government’s consultation on the future of electronic invoicing […]
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“So, Who Do You Think You Are? ” ID Checks Incoming!
New reforms at Companies House mean that the 7.5 million or so of registered UK Company Directors and Persons of Significant Control [PSCs] will need […]
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Company Taxation matters – Do not get caught or lose out over missing a deadline
In addition to filing the statutory accounts and corporation tax return there are several other tax matters and filing requirements which could be relevant to […]
Employment Related Securities (ERS) rules apply when shares or similar company interests are given, transferred or sold in connection with someone’s role as an employee or director. This includes situations such as issuing new shares to an employee, gifting shares, transferring shares between directors, or putting loan stock arrangements in …
April 14, 2026
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