The 2025/26 Tax Tables published by Gilberts Chartered Accountants providesan essential snapshot of the latest UK tax rates.

Director’s loans can be useful, but missed repayments risk major tax charges and financial red flags for the company.

On 26th November 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves released the Government’s second budget.

UK company reporting rules face changes: tighter filings from 2027, yet new proposals promise reduced red tape for SMEs.

Chancellor eyes ISA reform as rising cash ISA use drives tax costs; savers may face lower limits and a push toward investments.

HMRC’s new online service lets taxpayers pay the High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC) through PAYE without self assessment.

In less than six months, Making Tax Digital (MTD) will become mandatory for sole traders and landlords with an annual income of more than £50,000.

HMRC’s Let Property Campaign raised £107m in 2024/25 — a record year highlighting rising risks for landlords who ignore nudge letters.

The Bank of England may relax plans to cap stablecoin holdings at £10k–£20k as criticism grows over the limits’ impact on innovation.

From 18 Nov 2025, Companies House will require all directors and PSCs to verify their identity and obtain a personal code.

HMRC has withdrawn form VAT652 – large VAT errors must now be corrected online or in writing using method 2 procedures.

Angela Rayner’s £40k stamp duty error shows how complex SDLT can be – always seek expert advice before buying property.