Minister for housing slates South Cambridgeshire District Council’s decision to adopt a four-day work week permanently, saying it was a ‘deep disappointment’
With less than a month until the Budget, chancellor Rachel Reeves forced to apologise after admitting she did not apply for compulsory licence required by Southwark Council when she rented out her family home
Tenants get new protections under Renters’ Rights Act with abolition of section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions and replacement of fixed term tenancies with periodic terms, with renters able to stay in a home until they decide to end the tenancy
The LLP model for accountancy firms is under threat from latest talk of a wholly new concept of Partnership NICs, and brings more than just higher tax bills, warns Ivor Gwilliams, legal director at Fox & Partners
As the Treasury stays tight lipped about potential tax rises in the Budget, officials are busy briefing behind the scenes about a 1p increase in income tax, potentially breaking Labour’s big three tax pledge
As Budget rumours swirl, partners in limited liability partnerships could face a tax rise with the Treasury looking to raise £2bn by making LLPs pay employer national insurance
Quality of guidance and ‘menagerie of schemes’ was criticised when leading tax experts were questioned over government plans to crack down on tax avoidance promoters
With the Budget fast approaching, the Chancellor might be softening her stance on inheritance tax for farm estates with the latest pre-Budget rumours hinting at changes to remove smaller family owned farms from the new rules
In her first Labour conference speech since becoming chancellor Rachel Reeves stressed her commitment not to raise tax on ‘working people,’ but warns of ‘harder’ choices in coming months
The government plans to introduce a digital ID card across the UK, which will be mandatory for right to work checks, but will not have to be carried around