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?
HMRC loan charge write-offs penalises early settlers
Price Bailey reports that taxpayers who settled with HMRC are left at a disadvantage following HMRC's Budget announcement.
What does the Budget mean for property income?
For landlords, the property Income Tax changes means higher tax bills on rental profits at a time when mortgage rates and operating costs are already squeezing margins.
England’s Higher Rate taxpayers surge 85% in five years
New analysis shows 8.3 million Brits now in higher tax brackets, with regional disparities and few feeling better off despite wage increases.
Tax reliefs associated with buying an electric vehicle through your Limited Company
Read the major policy changes announced around electric vehicles in the Autumn Budget 2025 here...
New EMI thresholds unlock further share incentive opportunities
Steve Butcher shares his initial thoughts on the expanded EMI scheme in this quick read.
What could a Mansion Tax mean for homeowners?
Jon Chambers gives his initial thoughts on the Mansion Tax announced in the Budget in this quick read.
Budget: CGT raid on employee ownership will undermine recovery in EOTs after formation slumped to lowest level in three years
Jay Sanghrajka, Partner at Price Bailey, comments on how the CGT raid on employee ownership will undermine recovery in EOTs.
Budget: New tax whistleblowing scheme lacks operational detail and focuses solely on high value cases
Andrew Park, Partner at Price Bailey, comments on the new tax whistleblowing scheme announced during the Budget.
Gambling duty changes announced in the Budget
Gambling duty changes announced in the Budget. Parry Jackson gives his initial thoughts on the changes in this quick read.
How will the National Minimum Wage rise impact SMEs?
Analysing key data we explore the effect of the NMW rise on SMEs and outline practical steps that you can take to mitigate the adverse impact.
UK Budget signals end of ‘de minimis’ tax loophole for low value imports
The long-standing “de minimis” tax exemption - which allows goods worth up to £135 from overseas to enter the UK without customs duty is set to be phased out. Read more here...