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...
Time for a financial check-up: how GPs can prepare ahead of the Budget
This article looks at the practical steps GPs can take now to prepare for the Chancellor’s announcements and strengthen their financial position.
Getting ready for MTD
Our latest webinar, 'Getting ready for MTD – obligations, process and software', is now available on demand!
Cricket’s financial test
In this blog, we explore cricketers’ tax planning, career choices and long-term finances, and how investors and franchise owners are thinking about value, risk and the future of the sport.
Bridging the gap in men's mental health perceptions and the reality
Although awareness around men’s mental health is growing, there remains a significant gap between how men perceive their own mental health and the reality of the challenges they face. Why does this disparity exist?
Changes to the safeguarding regime for payment services and e-money firms
In this blog, we outline the significant reforms to the safeguarding regime for payment services and e-money firms.
What could the proposal to introduce employers NIC on Partnership profits mean?
We discuss the impact that the proposed Employer's National Insurance Contribution (NIC) would have on those affected.
What a potential business rates surtax could mean for retail and hospitality businesses
The prospect of a business rates surtax has reawakened a familiar anxiety in Britain’s retail and hospitality industries. Find out more about what a business rates surtax could mean for these businesses here...
Academy Trusts: New ID verification requirements with Companies House
Identity verification is a new legal requirement at Companies House for directors (i.e. trustees), persons with significant control (PSC) and company secretaries. Find out more here...
The Charities SORP 2026
For charities across the UK, this update brings both opportunities and challenges, as it aims to improve transparency, simplify reporting, and align more closely with the revised FRS 102 accounting standard.
Impact of US trade policies on UK companies
In this video, our tax specialists discuss how UK businesses are responding to the changing US tax and trade environment.
Consultation on financial thresholds in Charity Law
The DMCS has announced a 10-week consultation on financial thresholds in Charity Law which closes on 10th June 2025. Find out more here...