Tax

Giles Kerkham discusses the reclassification of further education colleges into the central government sector which has brought about significant changes, particularly in financial controls and governance.

We explain Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR) and highlight what to look out for.

Following the recent Budget statement announcing changes to the High Income Child Benefit Charge threshold from April 2024, tax expert, Jordan Smith, prompts you to consider if you could now be better off by claiming Child Benefit.

Tax specialist, Emma Walker, looks at how the introduction, in April 2025, of the four-year ‘Foreign Income and Gains’ (or FIG) regime will affect non-domicile individuals.

Chancellor announced reduction in the higher rate of Capital Gains Tax for residential properties from 6 April 2024.

As we approach a new tax year and the introduction of some updated allowances, we highlight various tax planning opportunities to consider before 5 April 2024.

HMRC reverses course on classifying double cab pickups, keeping them as vans for tax purposes following industry feedback. This decision relieves employers and industries dependent on these vehicles from potential tax burdens.

The Government will be making it mandatory to use payroll software to report and pay income tax and Class 1A National Insurance on benefits in kind.

If you’ve recently moved to or from the UK, have you considered how this will affect your tax position?

Our employment tax and VAT teams look at the direct tax and VAT implications associated with staff gifts to make sure that tax liabilities don’t arise.

Our employment tax team looks at some common scenarios around the charging of electric vehicles and how this affects the tax situation for employers.

Companies House has recently announced changes to filing requirements for small companies.