
Tax changes for 2025/26: what you need to know
Posted by Ben Locker on April 7, 2025In this post, we look at the most important tax changes that have come into force for the 2025/26 tax year.

Making Tax Digital changes to affect sole traders & landlords
Posted by Ben Locker on March 31, 2025In the 2024 Spring Statement, the Chancellor announced Making Tax Digital changes. We look at what they are and how they could affect you.

Spring Statement 2025: what was in it?
Posted by Ben Locker on March 26, 2025On Wednesday 26th March, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the Spring Statement 2025 in parliament. We look at what it contained.

Data Protection? I wasn’t expecting the Spanish Inquisition!
Posted by Ben Locker on March 26, 2025Many companies obtain and hold the personal details of their customers but have you fallen foul of data protection laws? Find out more now.

What are chattels, and how does CGT apply to them?
Posted by Ben Locker on March 21, 2025Did you know you may have to pay CGT on chattels? But what are chattels? And what are the tax rules that apply when you sell them?

Can HMRC check your private bank account? Yes, and it could become normal!
Posted by Ben Locker on February 14, 2025If you have ever wondered, “Can HMRC check your personal bank account?” this post can help.

Tax on wine has just gone up!
Posted by Ben Locker on February 4, 2025From 1st February 2025, tax on wine has changed. From now, tax on higher strength wines will make them more expensive.

Rent in advance to be limited to a month
Posted by Ben Locker on January 16, 2025Upcoming legislation will limit landlords to asking for no more than one month’s rent in advance – but will there be unintended consequences?

Bidding for government contracts?
Posted by Ben Locker on January 13, 2025If you plan on bidding for government contracts, you’ll need a carbon reduction plan – and commit to net zero by 2050.

Social media influencers and tax
Posted by Ben Locker on January 8, 2025HMRC is sending out letters to influencers it believes may not be declaring income. But what are the rules regarding influencers and tax?