Record 28 companies supplying electricity went bust in the past 18 months
28 companies involved in the supply of electricity have gone bust since the start of 2018, according to official data...
Price Bailey’s Insolvency and Recovery team host event for business professionals
Price Bailey’s Insolvency and Recovery team welcomed 150 regional business professionals to their drinks reception on 2 October. Held in...
Price Bailey appoints lawyer as new tax partner
Price Bailey, the Top 30 chartered accountants and business advisers, has appointed Chris Williamson as a tax partner in its...
Price Bailey makes four more senior-level promotions
Price Bailey has made four more senior-level promotions including Sarah Pool to Director and Stephanie Lloyd, Gemma Thake and Louise...
Why are under-25s the fastest-growing age group for personal insolvencies?
Despite near full employment and continuing low interests rates, the level of personal insolvencies remains at its highest for almost...
Price Bailey contributes to BBC Radio 4 podcast ‘In Business: The Business of Clicks’
In a recent podcast, the BBC has reported that research, conducted by Price Bailey, has shown that the number of...
Are you aware of the new payment terms for Capital Gains Tax on property disposals?
When it comes to selling your main residence (for tax purposes, also known as your Principal Private Residence, or PPR),...
IR35 in a period of transition as April 2020 fast approaches
What is IR35 in a nutshell? IR35 was first introduced in 2000, and is designed to reduce tax avoidance by...
Record fall in number of non-domiciled taxpayers as tax changes and Brexit bite
Tax take from UK resident non-domiciled taxpayers plummets by 21% in one year Brexit uncertainty may be deterring non-doms from...
Interactive service map (PWA)
About the interactive service map Explore our interactive service map to discover the full range of service Price Bailey has...
Tax and large companies
Large companies now have more tax compliance and reporting obligations than ever. In addition to their annual corporation tax return,...
HMRC to become ‘preferential creditor’ in insolvencies
The Government has confirmed plans to make HMRC a secondary preferential creditor for certain tax debts owed by businesses that...