In a recent VAT case (Charge My Street Ltd v HMRC [2026] TC09802), the First Tier Tribunal found that electric vehicle charging supplied at public charging stations qualified for a 5% reduced rate VAT charge. This ruling contradicts HMRC’s long-held policy that electric vehicle charging at public charging stations is subject to a standard 20% […]
Date What’s Due 1 April Corporation Tax for year to 30/06/2025, unless quarterly instalments apply 1 April National Minimum Wage rate increases take effect. 5 April End of the 2025/26 tax year – many tax planning actions need to have been taken by this date, including making use of 2025/26 allowances). 6 April Start of […]
Whilst the issues in the Middle East may appear thousands of miles away, we know that it will have a ripple effect across our clients’ businesses, some more than others. If this disruption continues, clients who were impacted by the Russia energy shock, may find this much worse. We wanted to share some thoughts about […]
As a new tax year dawns on 6 April, the time has come to once again take a look at your ISA. The savings limit resets at the start of every new tax year and it remains best practice to invest as much as you can. However, this is the last tax year to maintain […]
Saving rates, the amount of interest paid back to you by your bank or building society, are a vital consideration when trying to grow a nest egg. Changes in inflation can impact saving rates and could see the growth of your nest egg stall. Given that the Government are committed to bringing down inflation, it […]
UK gilts are bonds issued by the UK Government so that it can borrow money. If you are looking to diversify your wealth plan, it is worth considering the value of UK gilts and whether they are right for you. What are the benefits of investing in UK gilts? UK gilts are widely considered one […]
With just a few weeks before Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax comes into effect on 6 April, the countdown is on. HMRC has been sending letters to thousands of sole traders, landlords and self-employed individuals, warning them their reporting obligations are about to change. Whether you have received your letter or not, you […]
The revised version of FRS 102 accounting standards has already brought new reforms for accounting periods starting on or after 1 January 2026 and now the rules are changing again. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has announced further amendments to FRS 102 and FRS 105, affecting how certain businesses present their financial statements. With the […]
The new tax year is just a few weeks away, starting on 6 April, so allow us to refresh your memory of the key changes in store for 2026/27. Personal tax The Government has decided to continue the Income Tax threshold freeze until at least April 2031, while keeping the tax-free personal allowance at £12,570. […]
For business owners preparing to sell or exit their company, a stricter interpretation of the qualifying conditions for Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) and increased scrutiny from HMRC will soon be introduced. These changes may affect the timing of a sale, the structure of your business and the tax you will pay on any gains. […]
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