Blog29th Apr 2026
The UK’s industrial landscape continues to evolve at pace, making it attractive for trade players expanding their geographical reach, service offerings competing with PE, and growth funding platforms seeking expansion via strategic bolt-ons. Each of these raises the question: Why…
By Callum Gray
View moreBlog28th Apr 2026
In the fast-moving economy that is the legal sector, accurate and relevant data for your decision-making is key. But many firms are still relying on outdated benchmarks, gut instinct, or fragmented insights. That makes it harder to stay competitive, control…
By Joel Topham
View moreBlog27th Apr 2026
The desk of the CFO is a strange and wonderful place, akin to Mary Poppins’ bag, but in a growing business, it’s also where the question “are we ready for what’s next?” gets answered every day. From compliance and audit through to funding…
View moreBlog17th Apr 2026
The complex place of supply rules for services is an area that repeatedly creates issues in the Energy sector. Complex supply chains Offshore operations Multiple customer establishments Each of which can frequently lead to VAT being applied incorrectly. To try…
View moreBlog16th Apr 2026
From 1 September 2025, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 introduced the new corporate offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud. This represents a major shift in how UK organisations are held criminally accountable for fraud committed for their…
By Sean McAuley
View moreBlog16th Apr 2026
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) became UK law in October 2023. But this wasn’t just another regulatory update. It marked a major shift in how Companies House operates. The register is no longer a passive filing system. It is becoming an…
View moreBlog13th Apr 2026
Originally published in the Herald Business Supplement Economic commentators love shorthand jargon. It’s a way of explaining complex ideas in a simplified way that – they hope – catches the attention of the general population. We have had “V‑shaped recoveries”,…
View moreBlog6th Apr 2026
First and foremost, for anyone affected by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the priority must be to follow the latest travel advice and, above all, stay safe. The current situation may mean individuals have had to unexpectedly return…
By Lynn Gracie
View moreBlog6th Apr 2026
The updated FRS102 lease accounting rules are now in force for periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026. The changes introduce a fundamentally different lease accounting model under UK GAAP. Much of the discussion so far has focused on…
View moreBlog3rd Apr 2026
The Employment Rights Act has caused quite a stir, with many employers struggling to navigate this major overhaul to workplace rights. The legislation, which has been championed by the UK Government, aims to strengthen employment protections and drive economic growth. But the changes, coming into force throughout 2026…
View moreBlog1st Apr 2026
The long-awaited Employment Rights Act 2025 begins rolling out major changes next week. This week, the Guardian reported that the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned that the reforms to zero-hour agreements could put more than half of retail jobs…
By Adam Flight
View moreBlog27th Mar 2026
In today’s business environment, trust is currency, and more than ever, stakeholders want confidence in information that goes far beyond the financial statements. That’s where non-audit assurance comes in. Demand for non‑financial assurance and agreed‑upon procedures is growing as regulators,…
By Liam Cheyne
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