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Where to next after the 50% tax rate?
In March, Business Secretary Vince Cable confirmed that the 50% tax rate for higher earners was intended to be only temporary...
The Bribery Act
The Bribery Act came into force on 1 July, but many small and medium sized businesses either don't know how the Act will affect them or have not taken it on board...
HMRC gets busy
HMRC will be investigating IHT claims more thoroughly than ever before, and has been sending strongly worded letters to taxpayers...
Capital allowances
The industrial and agricultural buildings allowances ceased on 1 April 2011. However, there are alternatives. More changes to capital allowances are on the way.
High-risk avoidance schemes and disguised remuneration
HMRC is responding to feedback on its proposals to remove the cash-flow benefits from taxpayers using listed high-risk tax avoidance...
Late payments still hitting small firms in the pocket
SMEs are owed £24 billion by late payers, according to the Federation of Small Businesses. What business owners can do...

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