Blog13th Nov 2026
It feels like we have been talking about the UK Employment Rights Act for a long time. There was the initial legislation, the consultations, the implementation roadmap and plenty of discussion about what employers would eventually need to do. But…
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For many charities, volunteers are at the heart of what they do. Whether supporting beneficiaries, running community activities, helping in charity shops, fundraising or supporting events, volunteers can be just as important to day-to-day delivery as paid employees. So, with…
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Earlier this year, the Government consulted on proposals to modernise the tax rules governing company distributions and capital repayments from companies. Following that consultation, it has now published its response and confirmed that it intends to proceed with a package…
By Kate Naylor
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The 2026 Budget may not have delivered a headline-grabbing overhaul of inheritance tax or wealth transfer rules, but it contains a number of measures which will have a significant impact on business owners, entrepreneurs and wealthy families planning for the…
By Jill Walker
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The government has now confirmed in the Autumn Budget 2026 that the Foreign Branch Exemption regime will become mandatory for most UK resident companies for accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027. This follows the policy announcement earlier…
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Earlier this year, we discussed the UK Government consultation to remove US LLC double taxation. The UK government has confirmed that it now intends to tackle the long-standing double taxation issues faced by UK-resident individuals investing through US Limited Liability…
By Lynn Gracie
View moreBlog30th Oct 2026
The Chancellor has confirmed plans to modernise the Income Tax Self Assessment Payments on Account regime from April 2029. The changes will affect self-employed individuals, landlords and others with income that is not taxed at source. Under the current system,…
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The Autumn Budget 2026 included a further increase in the rates of tax applying to savings and property income, continuing the government’s policy of narrowing the gap between the taxation of earned income and income generated from assets. From April…
By Jill Walker
View moreBlog29th Oct 2026
VAT did not dominate the Chancellor’s 2026 Budget announcements. However, a number of measures announced by the Government will have practical implications for businesses, charities, housing associations and public sector bodies over the coming years. Whilst many of the measures…
View moreBlog28th Oct 2026
The Chancellor, John Healey, delivered his first Budget, badged as a Budget to provide breathing space today whilst laying the foundations for the future. Whilst the Chancellor kept to the government’s commitment not to increase the headline rates of tax…
By Jill Walker
View moreBlog28th Oct 2026
The Chancellor, John Healey, delivered his first Budget, badged as a Budget to provide breathing space today whilst laying the foundations for the future. Whilst there were no changes to the headline rate of Corporation Tax, the Budget included changes…
View moreBlog28th Oct 2026
The Autumn Budget 2026 confirms a significant expansion of the Company Share Option Plan (CSOP). From Budget day, CSOP will be renamed Enterprise Management Incentives 2, or EMI2. The government’s stated aim is to give scaling businesses a more generous…
By Liam Hosie
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