Resources

Join our team following the Autumn Budget on 28 October for a practical discussion on what the Chancellor’s announcements could mean for individuals, businesses and future plans.

Why more wealthy families are reviewing their long-term plans

Recent changes to the UK's tax landscape are prompting many wealthy individuals and families to review their long-term plans and consider how […]

Could inheritance tax change again? What families and business owners should be considering

With inheritance tax once again under scrutiny ahead of the Autumn Budget, I believe now is a sensible time for individuals, families […]

Payrolling benefits in kind - mandatory from April 2027

Payroll, Tax

The government has for some time sought to simplify the taxation and reporting procedure of all taxes. It previously announced plans to […]

Five ways businesses can prepare for e-invoicing now

The introduction of mandatory e-invoicing from 2029 may still be several years away, but that does not mean businesses should wait before […]

Could the Autumn Budget change how online sellers pay VAT?

Online marketplaces have become a vital route to market for thousands of UK businesses. Whether selling through Amazon, eBay, Etsy or specialist […]

Why tax certainty matters as much as tax rates when expanding overseas

When businesses explore opportunities in overseas markets, tax rates often attract significant attention. However, focusing solely on headline corporation tax rates can […]

What the BlueCrest ruling means for LLPs - and what businesses should review now

A recent Supreme Court judgment has provided important clarification on the tax treatment of members of limited liability partnerships (LLPs), with potentially […]

The UK's e-invoicing mandate: Why businesses should start planning now

From 2029, businesses will need to use electronic invoicing for VAT invoices as part of the government's plans to modernise tax administration […]

Pillar Two: What multinational groups need to know about the UK's new reporting requirements

The first UK reporting cycle under the OECD's Pillar Two global minimum tax rules has brought a new set of compliance obligations […]

Property and Construction, Sustainability, Tax

Green construction: Tax incentives and funding for sustainable projects in 2026 and beyond

Sustainable building goes beyond environmental responsibility; it is a strategic approach to maximising long-term profitability and operational efficiency.

Expanding overseas: Key tax considerations for growing businesses