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From 18 November 2025, Companies House will require all directors and persons with significant control of companies to complete identity verification
The 2024/25 data paints a picture of resilience, but also fragility confirming that the UK continues to operate under one of the highest tax burdens in decades.
A short technical analysis on Angela Rayner’s Stamp Duty Land Tax problem where it is claimed that she underpaid SDLT to the tune of £40,000
With the average savings rate currently around 3.5% AER, interest can accumulate faster than you might think, leaving you liable to pay tax on the earnings.
Since Melting Pot rebranded in 2025, they have continued to flourish, delivering award-winning theatre internationally
Birmingham is undergoing a transformation that promises not just economic revival but a complete reimagination of its identity.
Despite various media labels of mini-Budget or even emergency Budget in the run up to 26 March, the Chancellor avoided any fresh tax measures
Introduced in 2005, pre-owned asset tax applies to assets previously owned by an individual but now used or enjoyed by them under certain conditions.
Implementing a salary sacrifice scheme can provide employers with substantial advantages, both financially and in terms of employee satisfaction
It is essential that anyone who may be affected by the non-dom changes gets specialist advice, as the taxation of non-doms is a notoriously complex area.
from April 2025, double-cab pick-up trucks with a payload of one tonne or more will no longer be taxed as light commercial vehicles but as company cars
Most notable among the changes the tax regime was the abolition of the concept of domicile and its replacement with a “residence-based regime”.
