Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: What SME Owners Need to Know Before April 2026
If you run a business as a sole trader or own rental properties, April 2026 changes how you report income […]
HMRC Updates, Tax & Accounting
Tax & Accounting
Tax & Accounting
Making Tax Digital: Your April 2026 Deadline Explained
Making Tax Digital becomes mandatory for self-employed and landlords earning over £50,000 from April 6th, 2026. Here’s what’s changing and how to prepare.
Tax & Accounting
Early Restructuring: Why Waiting Costs More Than Acting
# Early Restructuring: Why Waiting Costs More Than Acting The January 2026 insolvency figures landed with a quiet warning buried
Tax & Accounting
HMRC’s April 2026 Tax Code Purge: What CFOs Need to Know
From April 2026, HMRC is automatically removing employment expenses and Gift Aid relief from PAYE tax codes. Here’s what CFOs and businesses need to know.
Business, International, Tax & Accounting
The Carbon Border Tax: What UK Exporters Need to Know Now
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism started applying financial charges in January 2026. If your company ships steel, cement,
Tax & Accounting
Rising Interest Rates: What CFOs Need to Do Now
The Bank of England is signalling it could raise interest rates again this year if energy costs stay elevated following
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,