First introduced in 2000, the off-payroll working rules (IR35) isn’t new legislation, but they still lead to confusion over who’s responsible for paying tax in contractor-end-client relationships. The use of…
The last 12 months has been an interesting one for the IT industry, with some significant tech trends emerging or cementing themselves as important elements of the tech stack. (more…)
In this Tax Briefing we'll give you the headline information on the most important tax changes announced or happening in the near future. If any of these directly affect you…
The much-anticipated first budget of the new Labour government was full of measures to fill what the chancellor described as a ‘£22billion black hole’ in the nation’s finances, including measures…
There are a lot of benefits to being self-employed, like managing your own schedule and choosing the projects you get to work on, but there are some downsides too. (more…)
Rachel Reeves’ first budget as chancellor—and the first budget under the new Labour government—brought in several new measures that directly affected landlords. There had been concerns among the landlord community…
This years' Autumn Budget, presented by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, outlines the government's fiscal strategy for the upcoming year. The budget the Chancellor delivered was focused on fostering economic growth, addressing…
There are many benefits to being a contractor, from setting your own hours to getting to keep everything you make (notwithstanding the Tax Man), but one of the biggest challenges…
Employers in the service sector are now required to pass all tips on to their staff, following the introduction of a new law in England, Scotland and Wales. (more…)
In September, the government announced a new funding pot to support energy efficiency improvements for rental properties in England with an EPC rating of D to G, with cash grants…