Corporation Tax: What you need to know
Corporation Tax is a type of business tax that certain companies are required to pay.
Charlie Flockhart
Fewer workers but higher wages – Could this be a permanent change in the UK jobs market?
There’s plenty of pessimism about the UK labour market right now, but not every development is necessarily bad.
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The Chancellor confirms the Government will review the Small Business Rates Relief
Changes to the Small Business Rates Relief (SBRR) could arrive in the future with Chancellor Rachel Reeves reviewing the current regulations to ensure small businesses can expand their services and grow.
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How to keep your business safe from bad tax advice on social media
The recent upheavals to Companies House, Making Tax Digital (MTD), and other financial regulations have left many business owners feeling lost in a sea of compliance questions.
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Pension pot withdrawals rise by 60 per cent as people fear an Inheritance Tax bill
In the last 12 months, there has been a 60 per cent rise in pension pot withdrawals. In total, over £18 billion in cash sums have been withdrawn by concerned pensioners and savers.
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Identity verification deadline confirmed – Are you prepared?
After months of uncertainty, Companies House has set the identity-verification deadline as 18 November 2025. From that date, all new company directors and People with… Read More »Identity verification deadline confirmed – Are you prepared?
Could your latest LinkedIn post expose you to tax penalties?
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has confirmed it uses AI to scan social media posts as part of criminal investigations into suspected tax and benefits… Read More »Could your latest LinkedIn post expose you to tax penalties?
Government may be setting sights on Inheritance Tax
The Treasury is reportedly revisiting Inheritance Tax (IHT) as ministers hunt for extra revenue. While the Chancellor considers several options, IHT reforms remain a likely… Read More »Government may be setting sights on Inheritance Tax
The danger of uncertainty – How the economy and Autumn Budget may be holding back investment
With UK growth slowing to just 0.3 per cent in Q2, business confidence is fragile. Momentum has faded after a surge in exports ahead of… Read More »The danger of uncertainty – How the economy and Autumn Budget may be holding back investment
How have the increases in employment costs affected wage growth and hiring?
When the Chancellor unveiled £26 billion in additional taxes and higher employer National Insurance contributions (NIC) last autumn, the impact on business confidence was immediate.… Read More »How have the increases in employment costs affected wage growth and hiring?