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In the past five years, UK entrepreneurs have made an estimated £108 billion from either the sale of their businesses, or from…

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Accounting Rules have been reformed with effect from 25th November 2019, in order to allow solicitors more…

As of 1 November 2019, unincorporated entities – partnerships and sole traders - are legally entitled to join VAT Groups, provided that…

Many people in the UK are finding our tax system to be overly complicated and the forthcoming election may be a turning…

A recent case brought against three BBC presenters highlights that if private sector contractors fall foul of the IR35 rules, they could…

When a limited company makes a profit, this is often paid out as a dividend to shareholders as a return on their…

VAT is in the spotlight again for SMEs and according to new research, in 2018-19 HMRC collected £4.4bn from SME tax enquiries…

Currently around 1.2 million people in the UK are in paid employment and also over the state pension age. We are living…

The VAT Domestic Reverse Charge (VDRC) rules come into effect on 1 October 2020 and will mean a complete change to the…

The IR35 rules for off payroll working are changing on 6th April 2020 for contractors and consultants who work in the private…

A new allowance, the Structures and Buildings Allowance (SBA) has come into operation and will operate alongside the existing capital allowances available…

Over the past year, a number of high profile companies - Richer Sounds being perhaps the most prominent - have indirectly transferred…

Although the tax on company cars has risen steadily over the years, they remain incredibly popular in the UK. According to Car…

There are often times when an employer needs an employee to temporarily work from a location other than their usual permanent location.…

It’s the thought that counts when it comes to making gifts, whoever the recipient is. This includes employees as research shows that…