The key points to navigate when setting up in the UK
Overseas companies coming to operate in the UK need to understand how the British regulatory framework differs from their own.
The inheritance tax trap: What families need to know
Inheritance tax is often thought of as fairly straightforward: once you exceed the available allowances, tax is charged at 40%. In reality, the position is more complicated, particularly once an estate approaches £2 million.
HMRC campaign places directors' loans in the spotlight
A recent HMRC nudge letter highlights an overlooked aspect of director’s loan accounts and their repayments.
ERS reporting reminder
The deadline for filing your annual ERS (Employment Related Securities) return is 6 July following the end of the tax year.
'Learning by doing' approach is key to driving innovation, says leading agricultural researcher
From regenerative systems and precision inputs, to robotics, AI and circular energy use, rigorous research and real-world conditions can help produce better food while farming in harmony with the environment through a focus on ‘learning by doing’ – that was the message from the keynote speaker at the latest Lovewell Blake/NFU Farmers’ Evening held at Halesworth Golf Club.
Chancellor announces VAT concessions for family summer fun
Rachel Reeves has announced a temporarily reduced rate of VAT on a range of family leisure activities during the summer.
Changes to income recognition, and what it means for charities
The new Charity SORP (Statement of Recommended Practice) has some significant changes in the area of income recognition.
Why we need to be wary of AI-driven financial advice
AI is finding its way into more and more aspects of our lives – but does it have a role to play in financial planning.