Being in scope of Making Tax Digital is a question of fact determined by your qualifying income and the statutory start date, not by whether you have completed an online […]

For many employees, working from home has become a normal part of working life. But if you have been used to claiming tax relief on some of the additional costs […]

With the Autumn Budget now confirmed for 28th October, there is a natural temptation to focus on what might change. But from a tax planning perspective, we find that the […]

HMRC is contacting some trusts after identifying potential errors in the way their latest Trust and Estate Tax Return was completed. The latest HMRC campaign is focused on trusts that […]

The deadline is approaching for pensioners who want to opt out of receiving their 2026/27 Winter Fuel Payment. Eligible pensioners can receive between £100 and £300, depending on their circumstances. […]

HMRC has updated its advisory fuel rates for company cars from 1st September 2026. The rates vary depending on the fuel type and engine size, with the latest figures including: […]

Pensions have long been an important part of retirement planning. For many people, they have also been a useful way of passing wealth on to the next generation. From 6th […]

The way some taxpayers pay Income Tax could change from April 2029, following government proposals to bring self-assessment payments closer to the point at which income is earned. The changes […]

Businesses selling through online marketplaces could face changes to the way VAT is accounted for under proposals currently being considered by the Government. A consultation on extending online marketplace VAT […]