Spring Budget 2024 : Shaping Tomorrow

Jeremy Hunt’s second full budget was very clearly delivered yesterday in the shadow of a general election, with the speech and policies designed to put the Conservative Party on the front foot with the electorate. The chancellor explained that, after the difficulties of the last few years, the economy is turning a corner, meaning the government can make tax cuts which will in turn lead to higher growth in the future.

Basis Period Reform for Income Tax is here

This measure will only affect businesses which operate as self-employed traders, partnerships or...

6 Tax Considerations UK Charities Must Make

Like all trading organisations in the UK, charities and social enterprises are subject to taxation...

Autumn Statement

The Chancellor hailed yesterday’s Autumn Statement as a tax cutting statement designed to get...

Is it time for an electric company car?

With expansion of the ULEZ zone this year, there are increasing reasons to consider electric and...

What Annual Reports And Returns Does Your Charity Need To Make?

UK charities are subject to a range of annual reporting and accounting obligations, which differ...

The Importance Of Hiring A Specialised Accountant For Your Charity

For small UK charities, hiring a specialised accountant is an important step in ensuring the...

Corporation Tax Marginal Rates and Useful Calculator

The main rate of corporation tax (CT) jumped from 19% to 25% with effect from 1 April 2023 and will...

Will My Charity Be Independently Examined Or Audited?

If you own or manage a charity or social enterprises registered in the UK, it is important to...

R&D tax relief changes - are you prepared?

Following the review of R&D tax reliefs launched at Budget 2021, the government announced the...