As shorter days and colder mornings are upon us, so the creeping rise in Covid-19 cases also serves to restrict our activities and shrink our worlds to maximum gatherings of…

A surprise mention in the Budget was the government’s announcement that it intends to introduce a levy to be funded by firms subject to Money Laundering Regulations. Doctors, judges and…

Our first newsletter of 2020 comes in the wake of the Conservative party’s election victory in December 2019, but an air of uncertainty remains around the fallout from Brexit. How…

The seemingly endless political seesawing of the last few months is not over yet and change is in the air. While there has been some respite from politics with the…

With the summer holidays underway, the England World Cup cricket win behind us and a new prime minister and government settling in, it’s tempting to try to switch off, enjoy…

The end to austerity takes shape Delivered on a Monday afternoon instead of the traditional Wednesday, between key meetings in the Brexit negotiations and amidst turbulent times in Westminster, you…

It is fair to say the end of 2018 is a disrupted time in government, with Brexit first among equals of those distractions. Given the wide-ranging potential consequences of the…

In this issue:- How to recruit, and keep talented employees : Defining your employment : How irregular income could penalise you : New rules increase tax burdens on selling UK property

In this issue:- VAT and Brexit, Is import VAT coming for your business? : Venture capital rules, New reliefs and risk rules for investments : Pensions Contributions, Increased rates affect…