After weeks of predictions and rumours over the contents of the infamous red Budget Box, Philip Hammond has officially published the first Autumn Budget – crucially, the penultimate one before Brexit. Here’s everything you need to know.
We’re delighted to make our very own Autumn statement: the launch of our brand-new website and signage. Take a look at what we did!
Businesses across the UK are being targeted by scammers who are charging them to update companies VAT registration numbers online, when it is not necessary.
Landlords are being advised that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is redoubling its efforts to crackdown on individuals who fail to properly report their taxes. Find out more here.
The Government has announced plans to delay the full launch of Making Tax Digital until 2020, some businesses will begin the process as early as April 2018.
Cash-in-hand payments should be replaced with technology driven alternatives in the hopes of collecting up to £6 billion more in tax – this is the conclusion of a Government-commissioned review conducted by Matthew Taylor, head of the think-tank the Royal Society of Arts.
A new survey from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has revealed that more than 40 per cent of UK businesses believe that Brexit has hurt their investment plans.
From January next year businesses across the UK need to ensure that consumers are no longer being charged extra for paying by debit or credit
HMRC is to receive an additional £5.3 million of funding in 2017/18 to ensure businesses are paying employees the NMW and NLW. Find out more here.
Various rumours were swirling around Westminster in the days before Philip Hammond rose to deliver his first Budget – confirmed as the last time a major fiscal statement will be made in the spring. See all Spring Budget 2017 news here.
