Preparing your business for the rising rates of the National Minimum Wage
From April 2026, the National Minimum Wage rates will increase once again, driving up employment costs for many businesses and requiring them to review their payroll processes. If you haven’t considered how these new rates will affect your business, you
Structuring your business for sale – BADR is changing once again
For business owners preparing to sell or exit their company, a stricter interpretation of the qualifying conditions for Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) and increased scrutiny from HMRC will soon be introduced. These changes may affect the timing of a
New tax year – What is changing?
The new tax year is just a few weeks away, starting on 6 April, so allow us to refresh your memory of the key changes in store for 2026/27. Personal tax The Government has decided to continue the Income Tax
The FRS 102 rules are changing again: How will they affect you?
The revised version of FRS 102 accounting standards has already brought new reforms for accounting periods starting on or after 1 January 2026 and now the rules are changing again. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has announced further amendments to
The final countdown: Is this your last chance to get ready for MTD for Income Tax?
With just a few weeks before Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax comes into effect on 6 April, the countdown is on. HMRC has been sending letters to thousands of sole traders, landlords and self-employed individuals, warning them their
How will the say-nothing Spring Statement shape the future of businesses?
Many businesses felt as though they had been entirely overlooked by the Autumn Budget, as costs were set to rise without much support.
Spring Statement 2026
Is your business ready to process new maternity and paternity rates?
With so many changes hitting businesses in April, it is difficult to keep track of them all.
MTD is getting closer, but awareness still is not translating into action
As Making Tax Digital for Income Tax edges ever closer for many sole traders and landlords.
Is it bad to have too much working capital?
There have been a lot of concerns around the domestic and global economy in recent times that have led to businesses being more cautious than normal.
