European Economic Area (EEA) citizens based in the UK pay more in income taxes than Wales and Northern Ireland combined, according to analysis by Opal Transfer, a fintech money transfer service, which warns that a ‘hard’ Brexit with strict controls on EU and EEA migration could result in a dip in tax revenues

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recruited Arnold Schwarzenegger as the face of a new advertising campaign to create awareness of the deadline to make a complaint about Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)

The government has set out a package of corporate governance reforms which will see listed companies required to publish pay ratios between chief executives and their average UK workers for the first time as part of plans to enhance boardroom accountability through wider reporting

A report from the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) and Middlesex University has found four in every five businesses have seen their costs increase this year through changes to the national living wage, pension auto enrolment and the apprenticeship levy

As Brexit negotiations begin in earnest, Institute of Directors EU and trade analyst Claudia Catelin considers the government’s stance on customs 

CCAB has issued draft guidance on anti-money laundering for all entities providing audit, accountancy, tax advisory, insolvency or related services, including trusts and company services, pending final Treasury approval, to comply with new rules effective from 26 June

British data protection laws will be closely aligned with the EU’s post-Brexit allowing personal data to continue to move back and forth while adhering to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which comes into force from May 2018

Small businesses are failing to grow their share of public sector contracts with the latest figures from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), showing a fall in SME marketshare to 23%, far short of the government's target to ensure SMEs win a third of these contracts

Tesco has opened its compensation scheme for shareholders who lost money as a result of the supermarket giant overstating its profits in 2014, with administrators, KPMG, accepting claims until 22 February 2018

With the buy-to-let property market under pressure more landlords are considering to add luxury overseas properties to their portfolios with a large number of sales reaching the £78m mark

The government, in its latest position paper, has outlined the UK’s stance on ongoing confidentiality obligations and access to official documents when the UK leaves the EU

The UK government has issued the latest Brexit paper, covering continuity in the availability of goods and services across the EU and the UK after March 2019, setting out its starting position for the next round of talks