We now have a new Labour Government so it’s worth focusing on their manifesto pledges to understand what they plan to do now they are in power.
Despite the ‘tax gap’ being at its lowest level in percentage terms, the spending plans of each of the main parties relies heavily on closing the tax gap. We drill down into what it is and why the parties are focused on ‘Closing the Tax Gap’
Potential changes to capital gains tax rates after the UK General Election are a key concern for business owners.
The future of the non-doms is not clear. It is almost certain that reforms of some description will go ahead. The article describes the conservative and labour proposals.
A look at manifestos and other publications to gauge political parties' intentions for research and development relief.
With all major-party manifestos launched, find out what they're saying about capital investment. And what they're not.
By April 2025, the UK's decision to abolish the non-domicile tax should go into effect. What would this mean for you?
Find out how to gain comfort in your R&D claims, or proceed with addressing inaccuracies or defending your position.
The replacement allowances will bring changes for pension-plan members and providers, and globally-mobile employees.
All businesses should have an international remote working policy, even if they don't allow it. This is what it should look like.
Rolled-up holiday pay is once again lawful, but the new regulations require careful consideration to avoid errors.
As pre-election Spring Budget fever dies down with the perhaps anticipated outcome of a Chancellor trying to do something politically meaningful with very little in the tank, minds now turn to the medium term.
Stay informed on how the Spring Budget will impact your business with insights from our tax and public sector experts.
How will the Spring Budget impact your business? Read our insight on the Chancellor's key tax announcements.
A summary of the key measures announced in the government's Spring Budget on 6 March 2024.