The 2026/27 tax year brings the biggest shake-up in years — from Making Tax Digital going live to inheritance tax relief caps and dividend rate hikes. Here is what has changed and what you need to do about it.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax goes live on 6 April 2026. Around 864,000 sole traders and landlords with income above £50,000 must now keep digital records and file quarterly updates with HMRC. The first deadline is 7 August 2026. Here is what CFOs and business owners need to do.
Introduction As of April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax enters its first phase-in period. Businesses and landlords
Blue Owl, Apollo, Blackstone — they’re all gating redemptions. If you’re a CFO at a PE-backed business, here’s what the private credit crisis means for your capital structure and what to do about it.
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The government is consulting on whether stablecoins should be exempt from Capital Gains Tax. Here’s what’s on the table, why it matters, and what CFOs should do before the 7 May deadline.
On 6 April — five days from now — the most significant changes to inheritance tax in a generation come
Three months into the UK’s Crypto Asset Reporting Framework, the era of anonymous crypto gains is ending. HMRC will soon be cross-referencing exchange data against your tax return. Here’s what CARF means, what it doesn’t, and what you should do before the data starts flowing.
From 1 April 2026, HMRC’s new ‘sanctionable conduct’ regime means tax advisers face unlimited fines and public naming. Here’s what CFOs and business owners need to know — and do — before Wednesday.
For years, companies have treated their Big Four audit relationship like a utility — reliable, predictable, and not worth thinking
