Inheritance tax (IHT) planning is generally not related to the tax year end, although this is as good a time as any to review your will and ensure your stated wishes are up to date.

The new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) which received Royal Assent in October 2023 has made amendments to the previously introduced Economic Crime...

Whether you are moving to the UK, investing in the UK, or looking to grow your business internationally, we know that it can be daunting.

A basis period is the date that you as a self-employed individual or your partnership prepare accounts to, e.g., 30 September 2022, 31 December 2022, 31 March 2023, 5 April 2023.

Charities make a difference to millions of lives in the UK and around the world. Whatever cause you care about there will be a charity working on it. Remember you can get tax...

There are plenty of advantages for UK businesses that decide to innovate their products and services ...

HMRC is changing the submission and reporting requirements for all R&D tax relief (R&DTR) claims submitted from 8 August 2023 onwards – increasing the compliance burden and information companies...

As we embark on 2024, the echoes of a volatile 2023 still linger. While the macro-economic climate remains cautious in the short to medium term...

Individual saving accounts (ISAs) have income tax and CGT advantages.

Could you transfer income to your partner to minimise higher and top rate taxation next year, to maximise the tax-free savings and dividend income limits, or to avoid... losing child benefit?

For many self-assessment taxpayers, understanding what payments need to be made can often be extremely confusing

The news was announced in a press release on 19 February 2024 from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.

Switching income from one spouse or partner to the other can help save tax.

Everyone has an annual CGT exempt amount, which in 2023/24 makes the first £6,000 of gains free of tax. For 2024/25, this amount will be halved to £3,000.

Bringing forward income could be a sensible approach if you are not currently an additional rate taxpayer but expect to become one next year.

As we approach a new year, the business landscape is anticipating some transformative changes, presenting both challenges and opportunities for businesses and individuals alike.

The government is introducing new rules, called basis period reform, that will affect the reporting of profits for unincorporated entities e.g., sole-traders, partnerships, LLPs.

Public sector procurement relates to the process by which government and public sector organisations acquire goods and services from external suppliers.

Pension funds are broadly free of UK tax on their capital gains and investment income. When you take the benefits, up to a quarter of the fund is normally...

The director/employee tax planning approach around income levels applies equally to people who are self-employed.