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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.

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HMRC’s Let Property Campaign has been running for over twelve years. In 2024/25, it pulled in a record £107 million from landlords.

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This year’s Budget risked becoming the winter budget, arriving as late as possible on 26 November after a long, rumour-filled run in.

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Changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in 2026 may affect business owners and their decision on when to sell their businesses and assets. Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR), which reduces

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Today’s UK Budget has delivered a wide range of measures set to shape the financial landscape for businesses over the coming years. After months of speculation and with a much

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HMRC have withdrawn form VAT652. Companies with large VAT return errors must now submit corrections online or in writing.

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The former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner’s recent problems with stamp duty land tax (SDLT) offer a salutary lesson.

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Companies House identity verification starts on 18 November 2025. All existing directors will have to verify their identity.

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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has issued significant amendments to Section 20 of FRS 102, aligning it more closely with IFRS 16.

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Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD) is a significant change to the UK self-assessment tax system that will impact sole traders, self-employed individuals, and landlords.

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The government has replied to the responses made to last October’s consultation paper on bringing pensions within the scope of inheritance tax.