Blog30th 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 moreBlog27th Oct 2026
At the beginning of October, we asked our owner-managed business clients what they wanted to see from the Budget on 28 October, and their answers were clear and consistent. They want to see the cost of employing people to stop…
View moreBlog27th Oct 2026
As part of its ongoing programme to modernise compliance powers, HMRC has proposed a new statutory “Duty to Correct” for tax return errors, alongside a new power to issue Customer Correction Notices. If enacted, the changes would represent a significant…
View moreBlog16th Oct 2026
You may have noticed a drop in your operating costs under the new FRS 102 rules, making EBITDA look much better. However, in this article we’ll set out why this isn’t necessarily good news and explain how new FRS 102…
By Andy Stephen
View moreBlog16th Oct 2026
Manchester has been undergoing significant changes for a number of years, and it now seems like the rest of the UK is catching on, with Manchesterism firmly in the spotlight. Looking at the city’s business community, it’s full of exciting…
View moreBlog14th Oct 2026
The UK’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) comes into force on 1 January 2027. It introduces a carbon-based charge on certain imported goods to ensure overseas producers face a similar carbon cost to UK manufacturers. For many businesses, UK CBAM…
View moreBlog13th Oct 2026
Recurring billing feels stable, money lands every month, contracts renew, forecasting looks straightforward. But under the updated FRS 102, that steady subscription line can hide a more complicated picture. If your contracts bundle licence, onboarding, implementation and support into one…
By Ian Chapman
View moreBlog9th Oct 2026
The UK Autumn Budget 2026 is on the 28th October, and with it the buzz of questions is already in full swing from families, business owners and investors: Will Inheritance Tax change again? Are pensions really going to form part…
By Jill Walker
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