Within a week of the general election announcement, both the Conservatives and Labour have been promoting their tax plans.

The Renters Reform Bill has finally completed its passage through the House of Commons with important concessions made in favour of landlords

HMRC has recently published guidance to provide greater clarity about the tax deductibility of training costs for the self-employed.

From 1 June 2024, the abolition of multiple dwellings relief under stamp duty land tax (SDLT) will stop disputes about what qualifies as a separate dwelling

The fees associated with incorporating and maintaining a company will rise due to an increase in charges from Companies House

What was almost certainly the last Budget before the election was a serving of the widely expected, sprinkled with some small surprises.

Birmingham City Council’s financial crisis is a stark reminder of why it is so important to get equal pay right.

With tax bands and other thresholds frozen, taxpayers should be aware of the implications of their income increasing.

Changes to ISA rules from 6 April 2024 will make ISAs more user friendly and allow multiple subscriptions of same-type ISAs in a tax year.

A survey of 6,000 people, aged 18 to 80, revealed starkly different views on retirement across the generations. 

The two existing research and development (R&D) tax relief schemes are set to merge and will be similar to the current R&D expenditure credit.

HMRC has updated its guidance clarifying no taxable benefit for employers reimbursing employees for charging their company EVs at home