
Umbrella companies back in the spotlight
Umbrella companies are often used to employ workers on behalf of recruitment agencies and end clients. However, HMRC is making changes from April 2026 to

Umbrella companies are often used to employ workers on behalf of recruitment agencies and end clients. However, HMRC is making changes from April 2026 to

While postgraduates with student loans face high effective marginal tax rates if they also have a normal student loan, it may not make financial sense

Hidden away in the October Budget announcements was the freezing of individual savings accounts (ISA) annual subscription limits until 5 April 2030. Good news that

The impact of the Budget’s increases in national insurance contributions (NICs) are not limited to employers.

Understanding the government’s recent corporate tax roadmap aims to provide businesses with some certainly for the future, but does it?

Thresholds defining company sizes have not changed since 2016, but revised thresholds are now set to be introduced from 6 April 2025.

Despite digital ambitions, HMRC has recently reverted to paper-based claims for employees who want to make a claim for employment expenses

With business rates discount cut from 75% to 40%, many English businesses will face a near doubling of their rates bill for 2025/26.

The October Budget was not particularly kind to employers, with increased costs to employer national insurance contributions (NICs) and wages

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Budget was a significant one, delivering “large, sustained increase in spending, taxation, and borrowing”

Many of us are taking steps to tackle the big environmental challenges we face from switching to renewable energy or reducing plastic use

Freshers starting university this autumn face higher costs for their education due to changes in student loan repayment rules in England.
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