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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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Don't Leave Free Money on the Table How to save tax on dividends There's a running joke among tax advisors that HMRC's favourite hobby is watching ...

The OECD thinks the UK tax system is too complicated (no, really?) and that VAT reliefs are complicated and regressive. Has it been reading this bl...

A trio of tax titbits include Deliberately stupid, Slow processing and Tribunal decisions may slow to a dribble. 

Is the recent trend of companies leaving the London Stock Exchange (LSE) a short-term blip or a symptom of the long-term decline in the global stat...

Private equity (PE) typically invests in established businesses with stable cash flows that can benefit from operational restructuring or growth ca...

From new rules on employee car ownership schemes (ECOSs) to the growing role of AI in tax returns, the tax landscape is shifting fast. Our latest T...