Business updates

In this issue: * Off-payroll working: change to company size thresholds * HMRC backtracks on employee data requirement * Neonatal care: new entitlement for employed parents * New questions for Self Assessment tax return * Research and Development claims: what’s new? * Tax compliance: much more than common sense

Spring Fiscal Statement 2025 Summary

In this issue: Double cab pick-ups: all change again SDLT: what makes property uninhabitable? Extra income: trade or hobby? Employment status: keep on top of the game Work Expenses

Autumn Budget 2024 at a glance

In this issue: - Budget surprises - HMRC eyes potentially underdeclared dividend income - What employers need to know Trade and customs: commodity codes - Capital Gains Tax - in the news.

In this issue Cash basis change means choice for unincorporated businesses Making Tax Digital: remodelled and going ahead Doing business after Brexit: latest Construction industry tax compliance Real or fake? How HMRC communicates Retirement and pensions round-up.

On 22 November 2023, Jeremy Hunt delivered the ‘Autumn Statement for Growth’.

Against a backdrop of reducing inflation and greater headroom for spending.

Employee checks, widget choices, R&D scheme uncertainty, eBay trader's tax bill, voluntary NI contributions, Child Benefit pitfalls, GDPR access guidance, and extended producer responsibility for packaging.

Trade and customs: latest news. Cryptoassets get a mention on the tax return. Cars, vans and benefits in kind. Why basis period reform actually does matter. A common payroll problem: and how to avoid it. Your pension… then there was the Budget.

The spring Budget 2023, was announced by Jeremy Hunt on 15 March 2023. What the budget means for you.