
Award-winning venison business is the star attraction at Lovewell Blake/NFU farmers' evening
An award-winning Suffolk venison business will outline the importance of deer management, and how they used the surplus meat from local deer management to build a hugely successful business at the latest Lovewell Blake/NFU Farmers’ Evening in Halesworth on Wednesday 11th November at Halesworth Golf Club.

Inheritance tax and sharing the family home
For many, the most valuable asset they own is the family home. This can be especially true if the property was purchased a long time ago, perhaps by parents who had children living with them, and there has not been a need for the parents to downsize.

Answering your pension questions in pension awareness week
Pensions Awareness Week, which runs from 14th to 18th September, is a national campaign to help people understand the importance of planning for their retirement. To mark the week, Jon Matchett of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning tackles some frequently asked questions about pensions.

Lovewell Blake welcomes 2026 intake of trainees
Chartered accountants Lovewell Blake has welcomed an intake of nineteen new trainees across its offices in Norfolk and Suffolk – five graduates, thirteen school and college leavers, and one intern placement.

Charity VAT – A complex and challenging picture
Rob Geary explains that the common perception that charities are exempt from VAT is rarely the case.

Charities: Size is no excuse for non-compliance
Trustees of small charities are subject to fundamentally the same regulation as those of bigger organisations.

New Academy Trust Handbook for 2026
The DfE has now published the 2026 edition of the Academy Trust Handbook, which covers the requirements academy trusts must comply with from 1 October 2026.

Taxation of US pension arrangement for UK tax residents
For US citizens and former US residents now living in the UK, the taxation of US pension arrangements can be challenging and an area of tax law where incorrect assumptions are easily made.
