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Making Tax Digital off to a slow start
With the upcoming 7 August deadline, HMRC reports that it is still waiting for over half of those affected by Making Tax Digital (MTD) to… Read more…
Accepting cryptocurrency as payment – The tax implications for UK SMEs
One in five of the UK’s top SMEs is already seeing customer demand for cryptocurrency payments, according to a recent survey by payment technology provider
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The 53 per cent tax surge: How frozen thresholds are quietly costing you more
It has been reported that UK taxpayers have paid £153.7 billion in tax and National Insurance (NI) in May 2026.
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Late payments reform: Welcome change, but is it fast enough?
Late payments are draining £11 billion a year from the UK economy, according to new research from online accounting platform Sage.
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Are you getting ready for the shift to e-invoicing?
2029 may seem like a while away. However, from that point, B2B and B2G transactions must be invoiced electronically and businesses must be prepared to
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What you need to know about your first quarterly MTD update on 7 August 2026
For sole traders, self-employed individuals and landlords with gross annual incomes exceeding £50,000 from self-employment or property, you must now comply with Making Tax Digital
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The hidden savings tax trap and why changes to ISAs make it harder to put money away
Do you know what your Personal Savings Allowance is? While most taxpayers in the UK will know the thresholds for Income Tax, a worrying few
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Salary sacrifice cap and the squeezed middle
The £2,000 cap on National Insurance (NI) free salary sacrifice pension contributions was sold as a tax on high earners but, if you look closer,
Government summer savings spree adds complexity to VAT for hospitality and tourism
When Rachel Reeves announced a temporary cut in VAT from 20 per cent to five per cent for family attractions and children’s dining over the
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