⚠️ Creative Industries: Are You Missing Out on Millions? HMRC’s latest stats reveal the UK’s creative sector claimed a record £2.4 billion in tax relief last year - that’s a 10% jump from the year before. The message is clear: the Government sees creativity as central to

🏆 Judging Is Underway for The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards As proud sponsors of this year’s The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards, we’re thrilled to support the celebration of outstanding British businesses. Last week, our Partner, Malli Kini, had

Heather Self joins HMRC We are delighted to congratulate Heather Self on her appointment as a Non-Executive Director at HM Revenue and Customs. Heather’s appointment to the HM Revenue & Customs Board, effective from September 2025, recognises her outstanding contribution to the

🏆 Judging Is Underway for The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards As proud sponsors of this year’s Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards, we’re thrilled to support the celebration of outstanding British businesses. Last week, our Partner, Ele Theochari, had the

🎙️ The Tax Factor: Farage, Phoenixing & The Future of Tax Agents This week Malli Kini and Stefanie Tremain discuss the big stories shaping the UK tax world: 🗣️ Nigel Farage discovers the hard way that in tax just like in politics every word matters, and there’s a big

The Tax Factor: Farage, Phoenixing & The Future of Tax Agents ✨ Episode 94 of The Tax Factor is here! This week Malli Kini and Stefanie Tremain discuss the big stories shaping the UK tax world. 🔎 Join us for sharp analysis, lively discussion, and a clear take on what these

This is clever from Resolution Foundation – the government would target people who are generating income from investments as they do not pay NI, so they will see an increase to their tax liabilities. The government will say this does not break the manifesto as ‘workers’ (employees) will

💥 £18 Billion Borrowed in A Single Month That’s the UK’s highest monthly borrowing in five years and it lands just weeks before Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her Autumn Budget on 26 November. The latest HMRC stats show property and inheritance taxes are rising, but they

🏆 Blick Rothenberg Champions Mid-Market Growth We’re proud to sponsor this year’s Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards and celebrate the innovation, resilience, and growth of outstanding British businesses. Last week, our Partners, Nick Winters and Jez Filley joined the

Inheritance Tax is a key concern for everyone. But the proposed new rules could make it far worse. 🤯 Under the new system, your pension could be hit with an effective tax rate of 67% when passed on to your loved ones. 🗻 This is just the tip of the iceberg. Our panel of

Expanding into the US? Don’t let immigration and tax trip you up Welcome to the first instalment in our new series designed to empower founders and businesses with the insights they need to expand into the US. MichaelHolland 🇺🇲🇬🇧 kicks off with a look at one of the most

🎙️ The Tax Factor: Sugar Taxes to Sticky Wickets ✨ Episode 95 of The Tax Factor is here! This week Matthew Crawford and Suzanne Briggs tackle another set of headline tax stories: 🧂 The Resolution Foundation has floated Budget proposals for a new salt and sugar tax, but with

🏆 Judging Is Underway for The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards As proud sponsors of this year’s Lloyds Business , we’re thrilled to support the celebration of outstanding British businesses. This week, our Partner, Mahmood Ramji had the honour of joining the

If I understand this correctly, Keir Starmer established a life interest trust for the benefit of himself and his parents. This meant the value of the land remained in his estate rather than pushed up a generation. Sensible tax planning really. thetimes.com/article/d12485…

My strong preference would be to scrap inheritance tax completely, but if that’s too radical, abolish all the reliefs and exemptions and have a lower rate of 15% via The Times and The Sunday Times George Nixon thetimes.com/business-money…

How does the government expect businesses to afford this, given increases to National Insurance and National Minimum Wage - will there be a form of subsidy to encourage businesses to use the scheme? bbc.com/news/articles/…

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🎙️ How to be budget ready – again! With the Autumn Budget later than usual this year (November 26th), speculation is already swirling about what changes the Chancellor might announce. But how can people prepare when the outcome is so unpredictable? On the latest episode of :

Nimesh Shah from the accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg offers his advice ⬇️ thetimes.com/business-money…

I am really concerned about the behaviour of this Government on tax rumours. It has created uncertainty and people are fed up. There is a complete lack of leadership from the Chancellor – she could easily close down these rumours down. inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyl…