With the National Minimum Wage (NMW) increasing in April 2025, are you sure you are calculating it correctly?
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HMRC updates guidance on tax classification of double cab pick-ups
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has issued updated guidance on the taxation of double cab pick-up trucks, clarifying which vehicles will be affected by the Government’s decision to reclassify them as company cars for tax purposes.
Furnished Holiday Lets – Where are we now?
With significant changes to the Furnished Holiday Let (FHL) regime coming into effect in April 2025, owners of holiday rental properties face crucial decisions about their tax position and business structure.
What can businesses do amid rising employment costs and falling confidence?
The latest CIPD survey of over 2,000 UK employers paints a concerning picture.
Could your company size threshold change in April?
From 6 April 2025, the Companies (Accounts and Reports) (Amendment and Transitional Provision) Regulations 2024 will introduce higher company size thresholds, reducing compliance burdens for thousands of UK businesses.
How do Companies House address suppression changes impact company directors?
From 27 January 2025, Companies House has introduced new measures allowing directors to remove their residential addresses from historical filings if they were previously used as a company’s registered office.
VAT fraud – Avoid getting caught out by phishing attacks
Scammers are increasingly targeting VAT-registered businesses with phishing attacks.
Why an apprenticeship in accountancy could be your best career move
It is National Apprenticeship Week, which means there is no better time to talk about the benefits of starting your career with an accountancy apprenticeship.
Are you missing out? The deadline to boost your State Pension is approaching
If you are hoping to maximise your State Pension, you only have two months left to take action before a key deadline on 5 April 2025.
Millions miss Self-Assessment deadline – A reminder to prepare for 2026
The 31 January Self-Assessment deadline has come and gone, but for 1.1 million taxpayers who missed the cut-off, the consequences are only just beginning.