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Inheritance Tax Reform U-turn: Relief Threshold Raised to £2.5m for Business Owners
The Government has announced a major revision to its planned inheritance tax changes, increasing the threshold for both Business Property Relief (BPR) and Agricultural Property Relief (APR) from £1 million to £2.5 million, just in time for Christmas.
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What are the tax implications of the FRS 102 lease accounting changes?
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Charity SORP Seminars 2026
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Price Bailey welcomes strategic Business Development Director
Price Bailey announces the appointment of Pete Bardell as Business Development Director for Essex and Suffolk, strengthening regional growth and client engagement across all service lines.
Price Bailey named UK’s Best Large Accountancy firm to work for
See how Price Bailey ranked among the UK’s top companies to work for in 2024, achieving national, regional, and sector-specific awards for its commitment to a supportive workplace culture.
The Budget Q&A
Our experts unpack the key announcements of the Autumn Budget, explore the implications for businesses and individuals, and answer your questions live.
What Budget announcements are affecting international businesses?
Read the latest changes from the Budget that may impact international businesses here...
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.