Month: November 2026
Landlords and property investors – What the Budget means for you
John Healey’s hotly anticipated Budget has brought important announcements that will have implications for property investors and landlords. The core shifts in policy are an increase in tax on rental income and stricter regulatory scrutiny, which may warrant a review
The complexities of capital allowances – New rules on the way
Businesses investing in equipment may soon be face a more complex capital allowances regime, following the staggered implementation of changes announced in the 2025 and 2026 Autumn Budgets. As the Government introduces highly targeted tax reliefs for varying kinds of
Making Tax Digital changes align with ITSA payment reforms
Within the Autumn Budget, the Government has amended the Making Tax Digital timetable, with overhauls for the way the self-employed and landlords record and pay Income Tax. MTD for Income Tax (MTD for IT) was rolled out on 6 April
National Living Wage increase – Planning for April 2027
The National Living Wage (NLW) and National Minimum Wage (NMW) are now due to rise by 3.9 per cent in April 2027. It is often the case that payroll is one of the biggest expenses for employers, meaning that any
Looking to sell your business – Beat the BADR reduction
Selling a business is often the end of many years of hard work. However, the amount that you will receive from a sale is not only determined by the purchase price, but also by the tax treatment of the sale.
Business rates savings – Will your business benefit?
Business rates can be one of the largest overheads for businesses, particularly those operating on the high street. However, the recent Budget has brought in measures designed to support these businesses and reduce the burden through business rate savings. What