Tim Pinkney, director of professional standards at the Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA) runs through the key deadlines that will impact clients
Chris Thorpe, technical officer at the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) provides tips and tax advice to consider when setting up and running a new business
In this week’s Q&A, David Lawson ATT, tax adviser at Croner-i My VIP Tax Team, explains the capital gains tax rates applicable on various property and company transactions potentially trying to take advantage of forestalling
What’s going up for the new 2025-26 tax year from hike in employer NI to higher HMRC interest rates, end of FHL tax breaks, double cab pick-ups and non dom overhaul
Employers will be hit with a 1.2% increase in Class 1 national insurance contributions (NICs) from 6 April, raising cost of hiring a single employee by up to £900 a year
Andrew Thurston, customs duty & indirect tax consultant at MHA, explains the ins and outs of the new US tariff regime, including exemptions and place of origin rules
In this week’s Q&A, Kiya Jacobs ATT, tax adviser at Croner-i VIP Tax Team, explains the ins and outs of inheritance tax and residence nil rate band issues
What's going up on 1 April from increases in national minimum wage to higher stamp duty, first road tax charge for electric vehicles and hikes in company car tax
The government plans to overhaul the research and development (R&D) advanced clearance system which will have to be used before companies can apply for R&D credits
The expansion of Making Tax Digital to millions more self employed individuals earning as little as £20,000 will be a challenge as HMRC withdraws free filing software used by over four million taxpayers
Nimesh Shah, CEO of Blick Rothenberg calls for an urgent overhaul of the hugely complex tax system, arguing just hiring hundreds more compliance staff is not the answer to HMRC’s problems
Taxpayers facing the high income child benefit charge will no longer have to do a tax return from this summer as HICBC will be deductible through PAYE earnings