The buying game
The professional indemnity insurance market is currently very hard, and many professionals are struggling to find insurance cover on affordable terms.
The professional indemnity insurance market is currently very hard, and many professionals are struggling to find insurance cover on affordable terms.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his third Budget on 27 October, combining it with announcing the results of Spending Review 21, which sets departmental budgets for three years up to 2024/25.
Personal tax
Tax rates and allowances for 2022/23
The introduction of the off-payroll working legislation in the private sector from 6 April 2021 meant that medium and large businesses became responsible for determining the deemed employment
On 24 August 2021, the First-Tier Tribunal released the decision in Smallman & Sons Ltd v HMRC [2021] UKFTT 300 (TC) (see bit.ly/ 3C4PvBH).
It is probably a sign of my advancing years, but I still consider the advent of limited liability partnerships (LLPs) to be a relatively recent development in the world of work and the taxatio
The complexity of the tax system was brought home to me (again) when completing my own tax return recently.
Just under two years ago, the Labour and Conservative parties headed towards a general election as far apart on tax policy as at any time since the early 1980s.
One of the cleverest – but most misunderstood (and often incorrect) – parts of the tax system is the tax code.
Now the world is starting to return to some form of normality and people are returning to offices, we expect to see a return of short-term business travellers to the UK, including directors of