A new headline finding from YouGov this month has found that 47 per cent of Britons would support a tax on work done by AI – with only 20 per cent opposed to such a tax.
An AI tax in the UK: Revenue raiser or competition risk?
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Why are lower-paid self-employed workers twice as likely to file late taxes?
HMRC has obtained new data from PensionBee and it has revealed a worrying trend about self-employed workers’ tax returns.
P11D Deadline 2026: What employers need to do now
If you provided any taxable benefits to employees or directors during the 2025/26 tax year, such as company cars, private medical insurance, beneficial loans, gym memberships, or living accommodation, the P11D deadline should be in your sights.
Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED): Do you know if you need to file?
The Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) is one of those compliance obligations that can catch property owners off guard.
Viral TikToks can boost your business – Are you ready to handle the success?
With a greater awareness of marketing strategies and a growing presence of Gen Z workers, more businesses are turning to TikTok to grow their brands.
Grant funding: An untapped source of growth
For many business owners, the conversation about growth funding often begins and ends with debt and equity, but many miss the benefits of grants.
Too good to be true? HMRC issues warning on risky landlord tax schemes
HMRC has issued a firm warning to landlords to steer clear of hybrid business model schemes.
Businesses bear the brunt of nearly £1 trillion tax bill – Are they able to handle the extra costs?
If businesses feel as though they are paying more tax than ever, there is a reason for that.
New payroll obligations: Annual leave and pay record-keeping from 6 April 2026
A significant but widely overlooked change took effect on 6 April 2026, placing new legal duties on all employers regarding how they record annual leave and pay.
Are you exempt from Making Tax Digital for Income Tax? HMRC clears up the confusion
Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is in full swing, but there is still confusion in the air over who is exempt from these requirements.