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Personal taxes, capital taxes, pensions. No dramatic announcements. But Chancellors can create considerable change through low-key tactics, and the Budget freeze for various rates and allowances until 5 April 2026 will impact many people. 

Thousands of families across the UK are missing out on the chance to save money on the costs of childcare, HMRC has revealed.

The end of the Brexit transition period ushered in a range of new trade rules and regulations applicable to businesses that trade with the EU. Firms need to follow new rules on exports, imports and tariffs. Here we outline the changes.

Budget 2021 announced a successor loan scheme to support UK business recovery. Earlier coronavirus (COVID-19) loans, like the Bounce Back loan, closed to applications on 31 March 2021.

Ongoing change to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (‘furlough’ scheme) and Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) creates the potential for inadvertent errors.

‘Bold and unprecedented’. That was the Chancellor’s description of the new 130% super-deduction for expenditure on new qualifying plant and machinery announced in the Budget. The headlines were that for every pound invested, tax is cut by up to 25p.

Welcome news for previously profitable businesses struggling with COVID-19 losses.

The Uber case on worker status, recently decided in the Supreme Court, has important practical lessons for businesses.

A few reminders for your diary through to July 2021.

Our latest charity newsletter has been published, you can download it here or sign up to receive future editions straight into your inbox.

Our latest newsletters have been published, you can download them here or sign up to receive future editions straight into your inbox.

With the Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) having been rolled out at pace, errors have crept into claims.