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January 3, 2026byadminTaxation, VAT

Energy-Saving materials

HMRC is consulting on updated draft legislation to amend the scope of the VAT relief for the installation of energy-saving materials (ESMs) in residential accommodation. The proposed amendments will: reduced installations rate of ESMs in residential accommodation for recipients who are 60+…

January 3, 2026February 10, 2026byadminPension

Start Saving for Your Retirement with Pensions

Start Saving for Your Retirement with Pensions As you start planning for retirement, it's essential to think about how you will fund it. One of the most effective ways to do so is by starting to save in pensions. Pensions…

January 3, 2026byadminCGT, Taxation

What is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)?

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax imposed by the UK government on purchasing properties and land in England and Northern Ireland. You will only have to pay Stamp Duty Land Tax if your purchase is over a certain…

January 2, 2026byadminTaxation

Employee Ownership Trusts

Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) EOT were promoted by the government to promote employee ownership by giving business owners the opportunity to avoid capital gains tax from selling their shares to an employee-owned trust. EOTs do not involve direct share…

January 2, 2026byadminTaxation

Changes in the UK Tax Regime 2022-2023

The only constant that remains in anyone’s life is change and the situation with the tax regime in the UK is similar. Every year the finance budget is introduced by the chancellor of the exchequer in March. The UK fiscal…

January 2, 2026byadminCGT, Corporate, Taxation

Capital Tax Gains on Properties

CGT is a tax on the proceeds of the sale of anything you own. For an asset owned for more than a year, it is calculated from the profit generated, which is the rise in value of the sale price…

January 1, 2026byadminEmployer Responsibilty, Minimum Wage, Uncategorized

What is NMW and How It Impacts Employers

Workers must be paid at least the statutory minimum pay for their age under minimum wage legislation. The National Living Wage (NLW) and the National Minimum Wage (NMW) are the two forms of minimum wages. The age threshold for the…

January 1, 2026byadminRenovation, VAT

VAT Rates for Residential Property Renovations

Bringing vacant properties back into use may be expensive, especially if extensive renovations are necessary. Domestic building work, including repair, maintenance, and upgrades, is often taxed at the regular vat rate of 20%. In some cases, VAT on construction works…

January 1, 2026byadminTaxation

Tax Breaks for Business

A tax break, or tax relief, is a way for you to reduce your tax liability by considering things you spend money on or invest in for your business. It’s the Government’s way of helping to stimulate the economy by…

January 1, 2026byadminCorporate

UK Business Structures and Tax Implications

When starting, a new business must select a business structure, which will have both legal and tax implications, and the choice of business structure is a monumental step for a new company. It can affect ongoing costs, liability and how…

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Changes in the UK Tax Regime 2022-2023

Capital Tax Gains on Properties

What is NMW and How It Impacts Employers

VAT Rates for Residential Property Renovations

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UK Business Structures and Tax Implications

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