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In her Spring forecast the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves made no additional fiscal announcements, but the projections from the Office for Budget Responsibility highlighted the downward trajectory for inflation and incremental growth. Whether these numbers will weather the latest international storm remains to be seen.

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Many potentially affected taxpayers have not yet engaged with a major change in tax reporting.

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The tax charge when a director, who is also a participator, has an outstanding loan with a close company is going up by two percentage points.

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Landlords are facing an across-the-board two percentage point increase for property income tax rates from 6 April 2027.

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While the cost of obtaining probate in England and Wales remains the same, the cost for each official copy of the grant has increased significantly.

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With the festivities behind us, it is time to turn our thoughts to 5 April and the new tax year.

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The Renters Rights Act recently received Royal Assent. Detailed guidance is yet to be published, the first phase of reforms will be introduced soon.

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Used wisely, a company loan can be an attractive option for directors who need to access company funds, especially if the need is urgent.

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Some Government plans on company reporting are set to tighten but latest announcements suggest a move in the opposite direction.

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In three months, Making Tax Digital (MTD) will become mandatory for sole traders and landlords with an annual income of more than £50,000.

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The update from Companies House means companies no longer need to maintain certain registers, the downside is an increase to fees charged.

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Minimum wage rates are set to increase from 1 April 2026, with younger workers and apprentices benefiting the most.