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Charities and other qualifying bodies, such as non-profit making entities, have now received some clarity about the VAT liability of fundraising events.

A reduction in regulation announced by Rachel Reeves in her Mansion House speech is welcome, but the issue remains Britons’ attitude to risk.

With more and more retirees returning to the workplace, considering the implications for pensions and tax is crucial

Companies House will soon require the identity to be checked for all officers (directors & secretaries), PSC (Persons of significant control), and LLP members.

All companies will need to file their annual accounts electronically and also include profit and loss accounts from 1st April 2027. The below guidance has been provided by Companies House.

Since the introduction of stamp duty in the 1600s, stamp duty has undergone numerous changes with the most recent one being in September 2022. With further changes announced in the Autumn Budget of 2024, where are we now?

As if like clockwork, the Wimbledon competition gets under way, and we see strawberries and cream everywhere! This year however, there’s a twist and it arrives in the form of a ‘Strawberry Sandwich’ which is M&S’ take on a Japanese fruit sando.

Equity-Linked Structured Products offer an opportunity for more risk-averse investors to dip their toe into the stock market.