With the new UK tax year starting on 6 April 2026, there are several important payroll changes that employers need to be aware of. From increased National Insurance costs to updates in statutory pay and reporting requirements, these changes could have a direct impact on …

Your tax code plays an important role in making sure the correct amount of Income Tax is deducted from your wages or pension. It is used by your employer or pension provider to calculate how much tax should be taken before you receive your pay. …

With the end of the 2025/26 tax year fast approaching, now is the ideal time to review your finances and ensure you’re making the most of the allowances and reliefs available to you. Year-end tax planning isn’t about last-minute panic, it’s about being proactive and …

The Tax Landscape Is Changing: What Businesses Need to Prepare for Now (2025–2027) As we look ahead to the 2025/26 tax year and beyond, one thing is very clear: the UK tax system is moving firmly towards mandatory digital compliance, higher employment costs, and tighter …

With the 31 January Self Assessment deadline fast approaching, many taxpayers are feeling the pressure. Whether you’re self-employed, a landlord, or have additional income to declare, leaving things until the last minute can be stressful — but it’s not too late to get organised. Here …

This Guide summarises the key measures announced by the Chancellor in the Autumn Budget 2025. Rachel Reeves has delivered her second Autumn Budget, continuing Labour’s pledge to protect public services, support working households and steer the economy towards long-term stability. Download a quick summary here: …

Gifts Gifts are tax free to employees if they are non cash, cost £50 or less and are not part of a contractual entitlement or recognition of performance. Any gifts given over £50 have to be reported on a P11D and taxed as a benefit …

If you’re thinking of putting a vehicle through a limited company there are several key tax considerations around company cars, benefit-in-kind (BIK) tax, allowable expenses, and VAT treatment. 1. Ownership: Company vs Personal If the Vehicle Is Owned by the Company Pros: Cons: 2. Benefit-in-Kind …

If you’re a sole trader and considering buying a vehicle through your business, there are many important tax considerations to be aware of. 1. Business vs Personal Use You can only claim tax relief on the business portion of vehicle costs. Please note that commuting …

 What you need to know and how to prepare ahead of the Autumn 2025 changes You may have recently received communication from Companies House outlining upcoming changes to identity verification requirements. These changes are part of a wider reform introduced under the Economic Crime and …