Should you incorporate your property business?
21 October 2026
For many landlords and property investors, incorporating a property portfolio into a limited company can appear to be an attractive route to reducing tax and […]
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The hidden inheritance tax trap for pensions
25 September 2026
Most pensions subject to inheritance tax (IHT) from April 2027 Families with estates around £2m could lose their Residence Nil Rate Band IHT bills may […]
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Tourist tax: what could it mean for hospitality businesses?
14 September 2026
The Government’s recent announcement (September 2026) that English mayors will be given powers to introduce a levy on overnight stays as a percentage of the […]
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Chancellor’s first major speech and what businesses really want
7 September 2026
The Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey has today given his first major speech in the role, in which he said, “Britain’s growth trajectory has […]
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What does “Sandboxing” mean for UK Innovation?
7 September 2026
Watching Chancellor John Healey’s speech today, one phrase caught my attention: “sandboxing powers”. It’s not a term most business owners use every day, but it […]
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Inheritance Tax Pension Rules Changes for 2027
3 September 2026
Your pension could soon cost your family more in inheritance tax (IHT) than you think. From April 2027, pension funds are set to form part […]
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UK-resident investors in US LLCs could benefit from tax reform
6 August 2026
For UK residents investing through a US LLC, a technical mismatch between the UK and US tax rules can turn the same profits into a […]
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Andy Burnham’s first week as Prime Minister
27 July 2026
Andy Burnham’s first week as Prime Minister is now under his belt – but is history repeating itself? Seven days into his premiership, Andy Burnham […]
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VAT to be removed from household electricity bills from 1 October
21 July 2026
The government has announced that VAT on household electricity bills will be removed from 1 October 2026, in a move designed to help reduce the […]