Charging a company car at home? It’s tax free
Posted by Mark Ingle on March 27, 2026Do you charge a company car at home? If so, you’ll be glad to know that reimbursements are now tax free. We explain how the new system works.
Inheriting a house? What happens next (including tax)
Posted by Ian Henman on March 26, 2026Inheriting a house can be a blessing – but it’s important you understand what you need to do, and what the tax implications are.
What improvements are allowed for Capital Gains Tax?
Posted by Karen Jones on March 26, 2026If you improve an asset, you can deduct the cost from CGT. But what improvements are allowed for Capital Gains Tax?
VAT on service charges: what businesses need to know
Posted by Mark Ingle on March 23, 2026Do you know the rules concerning VAT on service charges? It’s important to get them right, or you could face a nasty bill from HMRC.
Current ISA rules explained
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 20, 2026In this article we look at the current ISA rules and the different ISA options open to you.
UK VAT threshold 2026: a complete guide for growing businesses
Posted by Mark Ingle on March 19, 2026Approaching the UK VAT threshold in 2026? Learn how the rolling 12-month rule works and how to avoid late registration penalties.
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.
Working from home tax break: not as generous as it was in COVID times!
Posted by Karen Jones on March 16, 2026Have you been claiming the working from home tax relief? If so, make sure you know the correct rules for the current tax year.
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.
IHT: when the 7-year rule becomes the 14-year rule
Posted by Ian Henman on March 9, 2026Inheritance Tax is complicated! Without the right planning, you get can get tripped up by the 14-year rule and pay more than you need.
