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It would be a mistake to think we have heard the last of CJRS. The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is reportedly looking to recover billions in Government funds lost to Covid-related fraud. Read more about how organisations can prepare for a compliance check in our latest blog...
The timeline for the issue of the next Charities SORP is now known following a recent annual sector update from the Charity Commission. Read more in our blog here...
Our first article in our supply chain series delves into the supply chain challenges faced by UK businesses in September 2024. Find out more...
Learn about the complexities of transfer pricing for financial transactions, including loans and treasury activities, and how to mitigate tax authority challenges.
Double cab pick-ups (DCPUs) are set to be reclassified for tax purposes, impacting capital allowances, benefits in kind (BIK), and certain business deductions. This change reverses an earlier decision and could lead to higher BIK liabilities...
When planning this year’s festive parties, employers must navigate additional legal complexities following the introduction of a new legal duty that requires all employers to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace...
The gaming sector is rapidly evolving in line with technological advancements. Our latest report delves into the UK video game sector.
AI is transforming company valuations, read more to understand the challenges AI poses, and key questions business owners should ask their valuation advisers.
With a capital reduction demerger the original company still exists, as it doesn’t undergo liquidation, and for some shareholders and directors this may be more preferable to a s110 demerger. Find out more here...
Learn about pre-notification for R&D tax claims, who needs to file, and how to avoid complications with HMRC’s new rules.
Navigate Budget changes affecting farming businesses, including tax relief restrictions, subsidy reductions, and succession strategies, with Price Bailey’s insights.
With the rate of CGT under a BADR claim increasing from 6 April 2025, now could be a good time for business owners looking to exit. Find out more...