One of Surrey’s leading firms of accountants, TWP, has expressed concern following the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, which offered no direct support for businesses. Despite the Government’s focus on balancing the budget and stimulating growth, businesses across the UK are left to shoulder the burden of rising taxes, higher employment costs, and expanding compliance requirements, with […]
Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered her Spring Statement, outlining the Labour Government’s economic priorities and reaffirming a commitment to fiscal discipline and long-term investment.
Investing directly in companies that are heavily focused on artificial intelligence (AI) and actively integrating it into their products and services currently presents significant growth potential. This is partly due to current industry trends and the growth of individual stocks – such as Nvidia, Alphabet and Microsoft – as well as recent innovations in AI […]
With rising interest rates and more competitive savings accounts, holding cash is becoming an attractive option for some. Holding cash offers stability and liquidity, safeguarding capital without the volatility of equities or property. Additionally, cash provides flexibility, especially in uncertain economies. However, inflation continues to erode the real value of cash, even with improved interest […]
For millions of savers, Cash ISAs provide a safe and tax-free way to grow their savings without the risks associated with stock market volatility. The suspected move to limit the Cash ISA allowance, or potentially axe it altogether, has been viewed as an attack on responsible saving by many. The Government’s argument is that £386 […]
President Trump’s tariff proposals are creating uncertainty in global markets. While the UK has not been directly targeted yet, British businesses could still feel the impact of U.S. trade policies. Trump’s latest proposal to impose reciprocal tariffs on countries with value-added tax (VAT) systems, including the UK, could result in a 20 per cent tax […]
If you have had career breaks, worked abroad, or earned below the National Insurance (NI) threshold, you could have gaps in your State Pension. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) extended the deadline for voluntary NI contributions (NIC) to 5 April 2025, giving individuals an opportunity to fill gaps dating back to 2006. After this date, […]
Upcoming changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) will be phased in over the next two years. With property values rising and the IHT nil-rate thresholds remaining frozen until 2030, more estates will face unexpected tax bills if they fail to plan accordingly. While two years may seem like plenty of time to prepare, effective estate planning […]
As the end of the tax year approaches, it is a good time to review your personal tax position and ensure you are making the most of available allowances. Unlike company tax planning, which can take place throughout the year, personal tax is closely tied to the tax year-end on 5 April. This makes early […]
From 6 April 2025, changes to employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) will take effect, increasing payroll costs for many businesses. If you employ staff, it is advisable to prepare now for how these changes will impact you financially. Here are the key numbers to keep in mind: Lower NICs threshold – Employers will start paying […]
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