Alphabet shares: how they work and the tax traps to avoid
Posted by Mark Ingle on September 3, 2026Alphabet shares can give your company flexible dividend, voting and capital rights. This guide explains how they work and the tax traps to avoid.
Financial Planning for the elderly – Part 2 of 3
Posted by Kevin Wheeler on September 3, 2026Financial planning for the elderly is vital once your parents and relatives reach their golden years. We examine the areas to consider.
MTD: survey showed thousands unaware of Making Tax Digital
Posted by Mark Ingle on September 2, 2026A new survey has found that many businesses are unaware of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax. We give you a recap to help you get ready.
State pension National Insurance contributions – have you paid enough?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on September 1, 2026Have you made enough state pension National Insurance contributions to qualify for the full pension? If not, help is at hand.
High Income Child Benefit Charge – what you need to know
Posted by Karen Jones on August 31, 2026High Income Child Benefit Charge now affects even some basic rate taxpayers. Here’s what you need to know.
Payroll fraud – and how to avoid it
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on August 28, 2026In this post, we look at how payroll fraud can happen, what it costs businesses ini the UK, and ways you can prevent it.
Vendor due diligence: what business sellers need to know
Posted by Andy Green on August 27, 2026Vendor due diligence can identify financial issues before buyers do. Learn what it covers, when to begin and how we can help you.
EPC upgrades again on the cards for private landlords
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on August 27, 2026While proposed EPC upgrades were scrapped by the last government, these have now been reintroduced from 2030.
Government measures to tackle late invoice payments
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on August 26, 2026Late invoice payments are on the increase, causing cashflow problems for SMEs. What can you do to help make sure you get paid on time?
Buy to let tax – watch out for these tax traps!
Posted by Karen Jones on August 25, 2026Buy to let tax – if you are a landlord, you’ll know that changes to the tax regime are making incomes drop. Don’t fall into these traps!
