
National Insurance (NI) changes following the Autumn Budget 2024
The Chancellor announced the rate of employers’ national insurance contributions (NIC) that businesses pay will increase by 1.2%, from 13.8% to 15%, from April 2025. Find out more.
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The Chancellor announced the rate of employers’ national insurance contributions (NIC) that businesses pay will increase by 1.2%, from 13.8% to 15%, from April 2025. Find out more.

Research finds that companies are likely to rely on equity funding or their own reserves to fund growth. Read our report to find out more.

Research finds that there are exceptions to the business growth plan of selling more at increased prices. Read our report to find out more.

Have you considered the significant benefits of auditing your business, even if a statutory audit isn't required? Read our article by Sean McCann, Partner at Price Bailey, to find out more.

Learn about current Capital Gains Tax requirements for property sales, including eligibility for Principal Private Residence Relief, 60-day reporting rules, and potential penalties.

Catherine Hardinge, Partner at Price Bailey, recently featured on a podcast hosted by the ICAEW. The podcast covers the revisions to ISA 600 on group audit and the likely contents of the AI Bill that is expected to be brought to Parliament before the end of the year.

Research finds that the smaller the business, the more modest its growth ambitions are likely to be. Read our report to find out more.

Learn more about the Garnishee Order, also known as a Third Party Debt Order, how it is used and how it can help businesses.

As the Labour Government sets its sights on closing the tax gap, small businesses and their owners could be targeted. Find out more in our infographic here.

Research provides insight into the financial differences for businesses in the North and the South. Read our report to find out more.

In this piece, we have asked several of our Wellbeing and Mental Health Ambassadors to provide their thoughts as to why the role is of such importance to them.

A rising number of UK pubs are on the brink of closure, as insolvency rates soar. Explore the factors driving this crisis in the hospitality sector.