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What happened in 2024

This time last year, I wrote in Tax Adviser that 2024 would be a challenging year for tax and finance directors with one of the key themes being unce

Imagine a world where all your meals are cooked for you, your home is cleaned each week, you visit dozens of countries a year and you may also have no liability to income tax.

There was much speculation ahead of the first Labour Budget in 14 years.

A fundamental tenet of regulated emission trading schemes is that some businesses can reduce emissions at a lower cost than others, and the atmosphere is indifferent to the source of emiss

As we know, from 6 April 2025, furnished holiday let properties will, for the most part, be treated as normal property rental units. No more bells, no more whistles.

Since its introduction just over 10 years ago, the salaried member legislation has been an important compliance area for many professional services limited liability partnerships (LLPs), especi

The National Minimum Wage (NMW) came into force under the Labour government in 1999.

The National Audit Office (NAO) published its comprehensive report titled ‘Tackling tax evasion in high street and online retail’ on 9 September 2024 (see

Identifying the commencement of a business or trade depends on the particular facts and circumstances and has a number of tax consequences.

The rise of social media has given birth to a new type of taxpayer: the influencer and content creator. Does this new group need their own tax rules and guidance?