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On the back of a continuing battle with bovine TB, a series of measures have been introduced to try and reduce the risks of the disease spreading between cattle.

The Business Growth Fund (BGF) has been created to help bridge the equity gap in the provision of £2m-£10m of growth capital identified back in 2009 by the ‘Rowlands Review’.

You will have to deal with many unexpected events during your business life, but by ensuring you do everything you can to anticipate scenarios and outcomes you'll be better equipped for a fast and effective response as and when they arise.

When it comes to producing grain, livestock and dairy supplies, China remains self sufficient. But it’s demand for soybeans affects world markets.

The consultation process for the draft Climate Change Bill, which was published in March, is well underway. The deadline for submissions is 12 June.

Selling your business can be one of the most demanding undertakings of your business life. Our special exit planning feature provides a range of perspectives aimed at taking the stress out of this most testing of business challenges for the successful entrepreneur.

The UK economy slipped back into a technical recession in the latter part of 2011.

Christopher Bates discusses the impact of the Olympic Games on the UK economy and where we go from here.

Michael Quach considers whether the pace of growth in some of the world’s largest emerging economies will continue.

The latest statistics on land prices show the market is not running out of steam.

We examine the global stocks:use ratio of cereals and oilseeds at a time when the worldwide stock levels have fallen dramatically.

When it comes to trade negotiations, what is preferable: failure or compromise? In the eyes of the negotiators of the major economic players, no deal is better than an aborted one.

On 6 April 2013, the ‘additional’ rate of income tax due on taxable income in excess of £150,000 will be reduced from 50% to 45%.

We examine the Government's legislation to allow non-UK domiciled individuals to put money into UK businesses without triggering a tax charge.

The Government announced at Budget 2012 that it would aim to introduce a measure in Finance Bill 2013 to remove an unintended double income tax charge on income reimbursed to beneficiaries of heritage maintenance funds.

HMRC has issued an informal consultation in May 2012 on reform of the lease premium tax legislation for property income.

In what could set a precedent in the interpretation of ‘wholly and exclusively’ allowable expenditure, Dr Samad Samadian has had his appeal dismissed by the HMRC tribunal, the culmination of a seven year battle with them over his business mileage claims.