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Against a backdrop of rising inflation, Chancellor Rishi Sunak presented his first Spring Statement on Wednesday 23 March 2022.

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With the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continuing to require employees across the UK to work from home, it is important now more than ever to prioritise your mental health. Employees and employers alike are advised to take the time to recognise, manage and reduce stress in both their professional and personal lives.

The experience of the past couple of years, with many businesses and employees finding there are benefits to working from home, is fuelling increased interest in hybrid working practices. Consequently, flexible working is increasingly becoming a standard part of staff benefit packages.

There’s no doubt that Gift Aid is good for charities. Latest statistics reveal that the average Gift Aid donor gives £360, though Northern Ireland tops the list, with an average gift of £750. But it’s also an area where close attention to the rules matters.

Chancellor announces £1 billion support fund for businesses and Climate Change Committee calls for higher tax on household gas.

Getting the maximum tax benefit from capital spending often involves a balance of considerations, and timing can be critical to the outcome. We look here at two timing issues that could impact your business.

For proof that cryptoassets are high profile, see Collins Dictionary’s 2021 word of the year. It’s NFT – non-fungible token.

Research and development (R&D). It’s what other people do. Right?