Year-End Tax Planning: What CFOs and FDs Should Prioritise Before 5 April
Year-end tax planning for CFOs and FDs: capital allowances, trading losses, salary/dividend planning, and the relief opportunities most teams overlook before 5 April.
Excel Lambda Functions: Stop Copy-Pasting the Same Formula 500 Times
Most finance teams are still using Excel the way they did in 2010. They’re missing Lambda functions – probably the
Small company disclosures just got bigger: what’s changing from January 2026
With the 2025/26 tax year underway, there’s a change that hasn’t had enough attention: the FRC has expanded the disclosure
Tax year end planning: your 2025/26 checklist for SME owners
We’re now five weeks from the end of the 2025/26 tax year. If you haven’t reviewed your tax position yet,
How AI is Transforming Cross-Border Tax Compliance for UK Businesses
The landscape of international tax compliance has changed dramatically over the past few years, and artificial intelligence is now driving
AI in Finance: From Buzzword to Bottom-Line Impact
Something’s shifted in the past year. Finance teams are actually using AI now—not talking about it, not running pilot projects,
Late with Self Assessment? Here’s What Happens Next
If you missed the 31st January deadline, you’re not alone. But being in good company won’t stop HMRC’s penalty system,
Tax Year End Planning: 10 Things to Do Before 5 April 2026
With the 2025/26 tax year ending on 5 April, now is the time to review your finances and make sure
The deteriorating performance of HMRC’s self assessment pre-population API has cast further doubts on the tax authority’s ability to deliver a smooth landing for its Making Tax Digital for income tax self assessment project.
Accounting practices currently filing client returns ahead of the 31 January tax return deadline have flagged a decline in the
Tax professionals welcome delay to compulsory digital tax reporting
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) and Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) have welcomed the announcement that the Government are