Making Tax Digital (MTD) in 2026: The Complete Plain-English Guide for Sole Traders, Landlords & Agents
The Making Tax Digital (MTD) policy was first announced by [...]
Britain Has A New Prime Minister. Here’s What’s Confirmed, What’s Rumoured, and What It Could Mean For You
Andy Burnham becomes Prime Minister when Sir Keir Starmer [...]
A new Prime Minister. A New Chancellor. How Will This Affect Your Tax Bill?
More than a contest for the leadership of the [...]
5% VAT Rate Summer 2026: Complete Guide for Hospitality and Leisure Businesses
5% VAT Rate Summer 2026: A Complete Guide for [...]
The New Business Property Relief Rules Explained for Business Owners
From 6 April, significant changes to Business Property Relief have come into force, altering how trading businesses are treated for Inheritance Tax purposes. While relief remains available, it is no longer unlimited. For many business owners, part of their company’s value may now fall within the scope of IHT for the first time. In this article, we explain what has changed, how the new cap operates in practice, and why reviewing your succession strategy has become increasingly important.
UK Tax Updates 2026: Critical Changes, Hidden Challenges & Smart Planning Tips
Introduction to UK Tax Changes The UK Tax Updates 2026 bring a [...]
How to Stay Profitable and Tax Efficient Amid Property Reform
The UK property landscape is undergoing significant reform, from rising property income tax rates to the sweeping changes introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act. For landlords and portfolio investors, profitability can no longer be left to chance. This article explores how strategic tax planning, structured ownership and forward-thinking financial management can help you remain resilient, compliant and tax efficient in a rapidly changing environment.
The End of Form VAT652: How to Correct UK VAT Errors Under the New HMRC Rules
With Form VAT652 withdrawn, VAT error correction has moved fully digital. Learn the new HMRC process, when adjustments apply, and how to stay compliant under MTD.
Your guide to the 2025 Autumn Budget
The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered her second and most anticipated Budget since Labour came into power, outlining a series of measures aimed at tackling the cost of living, reducing NHS waiting lists, and managing the rising cost of national debt. With an estimated £26 billion in additional taxes announced, this Budget introduces a number of changes that will impact individuals, families, homeowners, and businesses across the UK. Our summary explores the key announcements and what they could mean for you.
Can Making Tax Digital Be Avoided?
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is reshaping the way millions of self-employed individuals and landlords report their tax affairs and with mandatory changes beginning in April 2026, the question many are asking is simple: can MTD be avoided?
