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Are you aware how upcoming pension tax reforms could leave personal representatives dangerously exposed?

HMRC's current penalty framework has become a source of mounting concern. Designed to incentivise timely tax filing, the system has instead evolved into a bureaucratic trap.

HMRC's current penalty framework has become a source of mounting concern. Designed to incentivise timely tax filing, the system has instead evolved into a bureaucratic trap.

UK businesses now owe HMRC around £28 billion a month, with consistently high arrears across Corporation Tax, VAT and PAYE.

HMRC in Crisis: Service Failures and the Tax Reform Debate.

Letters to Logins: Are You Ready for HMRC’s New Way of Communicating?

The Non-Dom Exodus: Why the Stakes Are Higher Than Ever for Global Tax Planning

The Bryan Robson IR35 Tribunal: Key Implications for Contractors and Freelancers

How did a policy designed for fairness end up holding Britain back?

The days when crypto investors operated under the radar are ending.

If you've ever wondered why the UK tax year starts on 6th April, you're not alone.

The proposed reforms, including expanding the definition of a “public interest entity” (PIE), were set to bring hundreds of private firms under tighter audit scrutiny.

There are several areas that HMRC has flagged for additional focus in the short to medium term.

In simple terms, an FIC is a limited company created to manage broad family assets tax-
efficiently.

Imagine filing your tax return correctly, only to receive a surprise bill months later due to a system error.

Starting April 2025, company size classifications are changing - and for many businesses, this means fewer compliance burdens, reduced costs, and new strategic opportunities. But are you prepared?

How IHT Changes Could Impact Your Pension Legacy

It's safe to say that announcements in the October budget are significantly impacting estate planning.

Companies House recently released draft ID verification rules to clamp down on fraudulent activity as part of a broader programme.

At the start of the 2024/25 tax year, HMRC switched the default tax return for the self-employed, sole traders, and some partnerships from an accrual basis to a cash basis.