VAT Myths
In our series of VAT Myths, we debunk some of the most common VAT myths once and for all.
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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.
The Budget Q&A
Our experts unpack the key announcements of the highly anticipated Autumn Budget, explore the implications for businesses and individuals, and answer your questions live.
Academy Trusts – HR & Employment Law update
This session applies to academy trusts and will focus on the main changes coming to employment law and provide an update on various employment matters, review key tribunal cases and what employers can learn from them.
Considerations for investing in whisky
Richard Grimster, Head of Tax at Price Bailey discusses the main considerations for investing in whisky with Andrew Nelstrop, Managing Director of The English Whisky Co.
Avoid HMRC Fines: Tax, VAT & Bookkeeping Webinar for SME's
30th October 2025 | Time: 11:30 -12:30PM | Avoid costly VAT & tax mistakes. Live webinar + Q&A with Price Bailey, award-winning accountants. Book now – limited spaces.
HR & Employment law: Webinar slides and recordings
Find our latest HR & Employment law sector webinar details with access to resources and additional information. Download your copy now!
Price Bailey makes five senior level promotions
Price Bailey announce five senior-level promotions in October, reflecting it's ongoing commitment to developing talent and strengthening its leadership.
91% of SMEs rate Government support as poor or very poor
According to research by the Association of Practising Accountants, 91% of SMEs rate Government support as poor or very poor
PB Plays
Welcome to our series of PB plays where we mix Tax, Accounting & Gaming with the professionals behind the numbers.
High-end luxury still delivers premium returns, says Price Bailey
Analysis by Price Bailey reveals that all but the highest end of luxury retail businesses are feeling a financial squeeze.
How much are companies worth?
Most businesses are valued on a multiple of Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation & Amortisation (EBITDA). EBITDA is a good proxy for the underlying profitability of a company as it strips out non-cash items and, usually, exceptional and non-recurring items.