There’s a new government in Westminster and a “black hole” in the public finances so, HMRC might be forgiven for feeling under pressure to increase its recovery of unpaid taxes. But what is unforgivable is…

There’s a new government in Westminster and a “black hole” in the public finances so, HMRC might be forgiven for feeling under pressure to increase its recovery of unpaid taxes. But what is unforgivable is…
The student loan repayment threshold for England and Wales has been frozen at £25,000 until 2027, to the detriment of many new university students this September. Increased numbers of UK students are going to university…
Unfortunately, scam warnings have become a regular occurrence. The latest scam highlighted by HMRC is rather ‘old school’, involving letters posted to companies instead of the more usual digital communication. The scam letters being sent…
With the dividend allowance now cut to just £500, the number of taxpayers paying tax on dividend income for 2024/25 is expected to be double what it was three years ago. Previously set at £2,000,…
HMRC has launched a new digital tool to help businesses estimate the potential impact of their VAT registration. This will be useful for established business owners and those planning to start a business. VAT registration…
While only briefly mentioned in the King’s Speech, the government has now revealed more details of the Renters’ Rights Bill. The Bill will overhaul the private rented sector in England, with some elements also applicable…
The number of taxpayers caught in the 60% tax trap has increased by nearly 25% over the past year. More than 500,000 people are now affected by higher tax rates due to their income exceeding…