Remote work overseas: the tax risks for UK employers in 2026
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 17, 2026Do you allow remote work overseas? Learn about the potential risks employers face in 2026 – and how to guard against them.
Statutory Pay Rates 2026: are you ready for the changes?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 13, 2026Increases to some statutory pay rates are round the corner. Are you ready for them, or do you need a hand making your payroll compliant?
How to change auditor: a practical guide for UK businesses
Posted by Andy Green on March 12, 2026Thinking of switching audit firms? We explain the change of auditors procedure under UK company law, and how to manage the switch smoothly.
Government Gateway accounts to be replaced
Posted by Karen Jones on March 11, 2026The government is phasing out Government Gateway accounts. Soon you’ll be able to access central government services using a single login.
Business startups – five key steps to get your business off the ground
Posted by Mark Boulter on March 10, 2026Business startups – we provide some insight for those that have decided to start a new business to help them get off the ground.
The UK e-invoicing mandate: what it means for your business
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on March 9, 2026The UK e-invoicing mandate requires all VAT invoices to be issued electronically from April 2029. Under these changes, your PDFs won’t count!
Should I increase rent on my buy-to-let properties?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 5, 2026If you are a landlord, you may be wondering: “Should I increase rent on my buy-to-let properties?” We look at the advantages and pitfalls.
Partial exemption for VAT: a 2026 guide for mixed-supply businesses
Posted by Mark Ingle on March 5, 2026Our 2026 guide to partial exemption for VAT explains the “de minimis” rules, the three pots of input tax recovery, and how to stay compliant.
Spring Statement 2026: what it means for you
Posted by Ben Locker on March 4, 2026The Chancellor delivered her Spring Statement on 3rd March 2026. No new taxes – but major changes arrive in April. Here’s what you need to know.
From guard dogs to ‘trivial’ treats: a guide to unusual business expenses
Posted by Karen Jones on March 3, 2026The ‘wholly and exclusively’ rule governs all unusual business expenses – but it has some surprising flexibility. We take a closer look.
