
New 40% First Year Allowances – Leased assets
2025’s Autumn Statement heralded a couple of changes to the capital allowances regime. Alongside a reduction in the rate of writing down allowance, was the introduction of a new relief to operate in tandem with the existing First Year Allowances (FYA).

Packed house enjoy behind the scenes stories of hit TV show at latest farmers evening
A packed house enjoyed behind-the-scenes stories of BBC’s Antiques Roadshow when Beccles-based gunsmith and antique weapons expert Robert Tilney addressed the latest Lovewell Blake/NFU Farmers’ Evening at Halesworth Golf Club.

Payrolling Benefits in Kind: Are you ready for the changes?
From April 2026, employers across the UK will enter a pivotal transition period as HMRC prepares for the full mandating of payrolling Benefits in Kind. Is your business ready for these changes?

The tax landscape for UK property landlords in 2026: What property owners need to be thinking about now
The UK tax environment for residential landlords has never been more challenging or more complex. Between shifting policy signals, frozen thresholds, and the cumulative effect of reforms introduced over the past decade, many property owners are feeling the squeeze.

Middle East conflict
Investors spooked by the latest conflict in the Middle East need to be keeping a calm head, says Stephen Metcalf of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Advisory fuel rates for company cars
New company car advisory fuel rates have been published and took effect from 1 March 2026.

TV antiques expert revealed as speaker at Halesworth farmers evening
A leading gunsmith and TV antiques expert has been revealed as the speaker at the first joint Lovewell Blake/NFU Farmers’ Evening of 2026, which takes place at Halesworth Golf Club on Wednesday 4th March.

Eleven new year's resolutions to improve your finances
According to a YouGov poll published just before Christmas, exercising more, losing weight and eating more healthily are the top three New Year’s resolutions which will be made by Britons this year, with 51% saying that their January pledges would fall into one of these three categories.