
Budget reaction - James Shipp
This was never going to be an earth-shattering Budget full of rabbit-in-the-hat surprises, but there were some signs of a more business-friendly attitude from this Chancellor than from his predecessor.

Budget reaction - Shaun Davison
Shaun Davison talks about Founder’s Relief following todays Budget.

Budget reaction - Chris Egmore
Chris Egmore talks about ISA's following todays Budget.

FIG – one year on
It is now a year since the UK fundamentally changed the way internationally mobile individuals are taxed. From 6 April 2025, the remittance basis was abolished and replaced by the four-year Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime.

Don't panic ahead of the budget, says tax expert
Despite the fact that Chancellor John Healey’s first Budget on 28th October is likely to be a tax-raising one, investors and business owners shouldn’t panic or try and pre-empt what will be in the statement, according to a leading tax expert.

MTD - The nightmare first quarter
Drilling into the fact, no one was ready, accountants, clients, HMRC, software

Private Rented Sector database – how and when this impacts landlords
The Government is soon to launch a Private Rented Sector (PRS) database, a national register for properties in England let by private landlords. This is part of the Renters’ Rights Act and landlords who let property on assured or regulated tenancies will need to take action in a relatively short space of time when it goes live.

What is Inheritance Tax?
Many of us could be caught out by Inheritance Tax (IHT). Contrary to popular belief, you do not need to be mega-rich to owe HMRC a chunk of money when you die. I think most of us would prefer as much as possible to go to our loved ones, rather than HMRC.
