Britain’s accounting regulator has fined EY £1.197 million after identifying significant failings in its audit of Made.com Group PLC, completed
John Healey is appointed the new Chancellor of the Exchequer
John Healey’s appointment as Chancellor of the Exchequer marks one of the most significant decisions made by Prime Minister Andy
Government publishes draft Finance Bill legislation
On 13 July 2026, often referred to in tax circles as Legislation Day or L-Day, the government published a substantial
Probate fees to rise by more than 75% from 13 July 2026
The cost of applying for probate in England and Wales is set to increase dramatically from 13 July 2026, with
HMRC’s tougher CIS fraud powers
The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) has long been a focus for HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) as it seeks to
Capital Allowances on commercial property
When a commercial property changes hands, the purchase price is rarely just bricks and mortar. Embedded within the building are
Going global: what every business needs to know
For many ambitious businesses, international expansion represents the ultimate growth opportunity, a chance to reach new customers, diversify revenue streams,
HMRC confirms new Advisory Fuel Rates from 1 June 2026
HM Revenue & Customs has published its latest advisory fuel rates (AFRs), with the new figures taking effect from 1
ACCA urges pragmatic UK-EU reset to protect SMEs
The UK’s “EU reset” has reignited debate around trade, regulation and economic growth, but for many small and medium-sized enterprises
NS&I tracing error: Full Inheritance Tax exemption confirmed for affected estates
The Government has confirmed that estates affected by the National Savings & Investments (NS&I) tracing error will receive a full