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Is the training tax deductible — or not?

Significant change to the pensions automatic enrolment regime, extending enrolment to younger workers, and removing the lower earnings threshold for qualifying earnings, has been said to be on the horizon for some time. A government Review in 2017 stated that the aim was to have change in place by the mid-2020s. So where are we now? We outline the current state of play.

But if HMRC asks, can you prove it? It’s an important question when it comes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Private Residence Relief.

Travel costs make up a large part of necessary expenditure for many businesses. With the shift to some form of out of office working now operated by many employers, has the position on allowable travel expenses kept pace?

What records should you keep to stay on the right side of the rules?

We are delighted to announce that Izabela Suchomska, one of our Partners at Nyman Libson Paul, has been appointed as a Director of the European Board at Morison Global!

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

HMRC is using its data analytic powers to contact taxpayers where it thinks there’s a chance that income has been overlooked.

There continue to be significant changes to the already complex Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules.

A figure of Captain America (think Marvel comic books), the Tin Man, some Norse gods and Grey Worm from ‘Game of Thrones’ all came before the tax tribunal recently.

If they weren’t exactly rabbits out of the hat, Spring Budget 2024 still sprang its share of surprises.

A reminder that minimum wage rates changed on 1 April 2024.