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If your business buys a car, you won’t usually get tax relief upfront. Instead, most businesses claim relief gradually through writing down allowan...

Making redundancies is one of the most difficult decisions any employer faces. Done badly, it exposes your business to costly tribunal claims, repu...

Inheritance tax (IHT) can take a significant share of your estate if you don’t plan ahead. With thresholds frozen and more families being drawn int...

Health and safety is a core legal responsibility for every UK employer. Getting it right protects your people, reduces risk, and helps your busines...

If you run your own limited company, your dividend strategy remains one of the most important levers for managing personal tax. However, the 2025/2...

Full disclosure: in order to tell this story we are having to make a number of assumptions that have not been definitively proved to be true. The t...

The World Cup is due to kick off on 11 June with one of the host nations, Mexico, meeting South Africa in the opening game. Events like the World ...

It’s hard to escape the ongoing fallout from the Mandelson political scandal, but in short, the failure to follow the proper procedure when Mandels...

Credit where credit’s due: this is a story about HMRC trying to do the right thing and being thwarted. Why? Because it’s VAT on food, of course. W...

After the recent local elections, there are calls within the Labour party for Kier Starmer to resign (or risk being ousted!) as leader. Changes at ...

The political situation could hardly be more fluid but it’s not controversial to predict that Keir Starmer’s days as Prime Minister are numbered. A...

We recently reported that a tribunal has come down in favour of public charging being subject to VAT at 5%, not 20% (as maintained by HMRC). We sug...