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The tax terrain for the travel sector is shifting - stay ahead of global tax changes
All companies need reasonable procedures to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion. Find out how to implement the measures that will keep you compliant.
Exploring strategies to manage employment costs, NMW compliance, and how enhancing employee benefits can support staff retention and engagement.
Scrutiny of research and development claims can make investors cautious and delay transactions. Find out more about the latest compliance requirements.
On 21 July, HMRC published its long-awaited policy paper and draft legislation to tackle non-compliance on payroll taxes in the umbrella company market.our experts outline what the changes mean, the implications, and what businesses can do next.
Highlights from the Government’s draft legislation unveiled on L-Day, July 21, 2025
A summary of the draft legislation published on the new UK carried interest tax regime.
A 90-day pause on US-imposed tariffs offers UK businesses an opportunity to step back and plan amid global trade uncertainty. Our experts sum up the impact on supply chains, pricing, tax exposure, and more.
The Government is proposing changes to transfer pricing rules. Learn more about the consultation and potential reforms.
Find out how businesses in the gaming industry can maximise R&D tax incentives.
What employers need to know about capturing travelling expenses correctly following changes introduced from 6 April 2025.
Our review of the anticipated reforms and implications from HMRC’s consultation on UK transfer pricing.
Qualified intermediaries are preparing for the 2027 IRS certification cycle, with new reporting requirements and greater regulatory scrutiny.
Find out how tax technology is shaping the future of tax.
The EU’s FASTER Directive simplifies cross-border withholding tax relief with digital tools, urging financial firms to act early to ensure compliance by 2030.
Incoming changes to Business Property Relief may mean some businesses are required to fund inheritance tax liabilities.