Unclaimed legacies – could you be owed a windfall?
Posted by Ian Henman on October 15, 2026Unclaimed legacies – could you be due a windfall? We examine the process that comes into play when beneficiaries cannot be traced.
Double cab pick-up tax rules
Posted by Mark Ingle on October 14, 2026The government changed the double cab pick-up tax rules from April 2025, now making these vehicles more expensive for businesses.
IHT planning – is it time to get your house in order?
Posted by Ben Locker on October 13, 2026It’s important that you think about IHT planning as early as possible to make use of all available reliefs. Have you got your house in order?
Associated companies and corporation tax – the rules
Posted by Andy Green on October 12, 2026Following the corporation tax rate change in April 2023, tax rules for associated companies will now affect a larger number of businesses.
Flexible working rules explained
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 9, 2026We examine the current rules regarding flexible working which continue to evolve as the practice becomes more normalised.
VAT on deposits: when do you need to pay HMRC?
Posted by Mark Ingle on October 8, 2026Do you need to pay VAT on customer deposits? Find out when VAT is due, how refundable deposits are treated and what happens if a customer cancels.
THP-sponsored Aldersbrook Bowling Club celebrates successful season
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on October 8, 2026THP-sponsored Aldersbrook Bowls Club has had an excellent season and won many trophies – congratulations to all!
Making Tax Digital: Digital link requirements
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 8, 2026HMRC provides further clarification on digital link requirements for the Making Tax Digital programme. We explain what VAT Notice 700/22 is about.
Claiming Working from home expenses
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 6, 2026If you’re employed and claim working from home expenses or other employment-related expenses, you need to know about these changes.
State pension increase of £488 from April 2027
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 6, 2026A state pension increase of 3.9% gives some an extra £488 – so in 2027 many pensioners could get drawn into Income Tax for the first time.
