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The largest amount of money raised by the Chancellor comes from extending the freezing of income tax thresholds for an additional three years. If you have any concerns about how you can reduce your tax liabilities efficiently and within the law, then please get in touch and we would be happy to give you the guidance you need.

Tax on property income, savings income and dividend income up 2%, and increased complexity in relation to calculations on the horizon. Here’s what you need to know:

Chancellor Rachel Reeve’s second Budget is here! According to official figures, this leaves the UK facing the highest level of tax in history, at 38% of GDP in 2030/31. Find out more now!

Continuing to trade while your company is technically insolvent could lead to big problems for the directors, as it could lead to limited liability no longer applying, and leave them on the hook personally for outstanding debts.

A voluntary repayment window is open until December 2025 for wrongly claimed Covid pandemic grants. Find out if you’re affected here.

HMRC regains powers to raid bank accounts for unpaid tax. Should you be worried? Find out more now.

Three financial influencers – known as ‘finfluencers’ – have appeared in court having been charged as part of a global crackdown on illegal promotions led by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is consulting on proposals to give card providers the flexibility to decide what contactless limit would be most suitable for their customers.

Children hoping they will get financial help from their parents as they get older may find they’re disappointed, as more than one in 10 retirees are cutting back on gifting, according to research from wealth manager Quilter.

The new university year has just begun, but for parents saving to help their children through higher education, the clock is ticking.

HMRC is contacting self-assessment taxpayers who may have used the wrong Capital Gains Tax rates after the 30 October 2024 change.

HMRC is contacting companies that it believes may have failed to include the correct number of associated companies in their Corporation Tax return and consequently claimed marginal relief in error.

Once your turnover exceeds £90,000, registering for VAT becomes a legal requirement - but are you on the most efficient scheme? Let's break down the main options - Cash Accounting, Annual Accounting, and Flat Rate - so you can decide which one suits your business best.

Children born on September 1, 2007, will be able to access their Child Trust Funds (CTFs) for the first time in September, when they reach 18 years old.