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What more is needed for NHS and private dental clinics

With the DDRB uplift being announced for healthcare professionals, we discuss the potential changes and impacts to NHS and private dentists.

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Stamp Duty Land Tax and the 5% ‘additional property’ surcharge explained

Following the Autumn Budget announcement, we answer some of the common questions we receive surrounding the surcharge on SDLT applied for 'additional properties'.

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Let's talk CICs: An overview of Community Interest Companies

A business structure that is perhaps often overlooked, if you are considering setting up a social enterprise, then there are in fact considerable advantages to operating as a CIC. 

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Academy Trusts: Related Party Transactions

We summarise the importance of disclosing related party transactions (RPTs) accurately, the disclosure requirements, and answer key questions frequently raised by school business professionals and trustees.

The Walkthrough: What gaming studios need to know about crowdfunding platforms and tax

How can you manage rewards and tax when a game crowdfunding campaign exceeds expectations...

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How the FRS102 changes affect the professional services sector

With the upcoming changes in FRS102, care needs to be taken when assessing each of the audit threshold criteria to confirm whether your firm is still likely to be exempt from audit going forward.

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Christmas parties – an employment law headache?

When planning this year’s festive parties, employers must navigate additional legal complexities following the introduction of a legal duty that requires all employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.

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R&D tax relief changes

Read our article detailing the latest updates to R&D tax reliefs in the UK, as well as an overview of previously announced changes.

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Covid-19 Archive

Covid-19 archive page, read how we supported businesses in their fight against the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Top tips for employers considering the Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) scheme

The 2025 UK Budget announced a series of proposed reforms to EMI, expected to take effect from 6 April 2026. These changes are designed to broaden the scheme’s accessibility and increase its flexibility, making it more attractive to a wider range of relevant businesses.

Incorporation Relief is changing: What property owners need to know

From 6 April 2026, Incorporation Relief will no longer apply automatically. Why have HMRC made this change and what do you need to know?

Income Tax threshold freeze: What is the real impact and how can you mitigate it?

What is the real impact of the Income Tax threshold freeze? What can individuals do to mitigate the impact? Read more here...

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