HMRC has clarified the Self Assessment reporting requirements for directors of close companies, and updated its guidance for directors of charities. If you are a…
From October 2026, new trade union rules introduced under the Employment Rights Act will take effect. They place fresh obligations on employers, so it's worth…
Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is now underway, with the first quarterly reporting deadline having passed for sole traders and landlords within the…
UK businesses are continuing to face significant increases in the cost of operating, with smaller and mid-sized businesses particularly exposed to rising employment and regulatory…
Energy costs remain an important consideration for UK businesses, with wholesale energy prices continuing to be affected by volatility in global markets.
Ofgem has announced…
HMRC has launched a consultation on plans to introduce a new criminal offence for individuals who make reckless, untrue statements or declarations in relation to direct taxes, including Income Tax and National…
Good health and safety for small businesses is not about producing paperwork for its own sake. It is about identifying the things that could cause harm, taking sensible steps to…
HMRC compliance checks for small businesses can be disruptive, but good records and prompt responses make them far easier to manage. A recent government announcement said HMRC plans more than…
TV advertising for small businesses has often felt out of reach: expensive to buy, difficult to target and complicated to measure. A new UK platform is designed to reduce those…
Mandatory payrolling of benefits in kind will begin in stages rather than applying to every benefit at once. From 6 April 2027, employers will have to payroll five categories of…
The main Companies House accounts filing changes will take effect from April 2028, one year later than previously planned. The delay gives companies, accountants and software providers more time, but…