Autumn Budget 2026: Changes behind the headlines
Gilberts explains the Autumn Budget 2026, including changes to savings, pensions, property income and tax reliefs for small businesses.
Unfair dismissal changes in the new year
From January 2027 unfair dismissal protection starts after six months and compensation caps end. See what employers need to know.
Making Tax Digital update for sole traders and landlords
HMRC is registering sole traders and landlords who missed MTD deadlines, while opening 2027 exemption applications. Read more now.
Stablecoins to escape CGT
Learn how eligible stablecoins will be taxed from April 2027, including CGT exemption and treatment of interest-like returns.
Unmarried couples: major legal reforms proposed
Explore proposed reforms that could give unmarried couples stronger financial and inheritance rights following separation or death.
Healey sets a pre-Halloween Autumn Budget
Discover what Chancellor John Healey’s Autumn Budget on 28 October could mean for income tax, pensions, energy bills and much more.
New first time buyer ISA on the cards
Learn how the new First-Time Buyer ISA will differ from the Lifetime ISA, including bonuses, age limits and withdrawal rules.
Latest tax gap sets another record
The UK tax gap has reached £59.2 billion, with small businesses accounting for 62%. Explore the causes and HMRC’s response.
Business rates cuts for leisure businesses
Learn how business rates discounts and relief schemes could affect pubs, clubs, live music venues and other leisure businesses.
Profit and loss filing changes for micro-entities and small companies
From April 2028, small companies and micro-entities must file P&L accounts with Companies House. Learn what the new rules mean.