Are you getting ready for the shift to e-invoicing?
2029 may seem like a while away. However, from that point, B2B and B2G transactions must be invoiced electronically and businesses must be prepared to adapt to this new requirement with minimal disruption.
Fighting football fever – Will extra sick days spoil your summer?
The men’s football World Cup gets underway on 11 June, sparking a wave of office sweepstakes across the globe.
Small businesses could face publication of P&L accounts from 2028 – with a caveat
Following months of delays and uncertainty, the Government has confirmed that small businesses in the UK will be required to file balance sheet and profit and loss (P&L) accounts with Companies House.
TikTok tax scam: Spotting tax scams online
Two men have been arrested in East London after allegedly running a TikTok tax scam leading HMRC to block £153 million in repayment claims.
Finding the lost generation – How can businesses manage employment challenges?
It was warned by many businesses that rising National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and wages would combine with operational costs to make recruitment more difficult.
Pedal-powered savings: What every employer should know about the Cycle to Work scheme
National Bike Week returns once again from 8 – 14 June 2026 and celebrates the power of pedalling across the UK.
22 per cent ISA tax rumour shut down by Treasury – Here are the true changes to ISAs next year
Rumours were flying this week that HMRC announced a 22 per cent tax on your ISA if you are holding uninvested cash. This has since been described by the treasury as ‘nonsense’.
65 per cent of people are still not registered for Making Tax Digital – Is mass non-compliance inevitable?
Despite becoming mandatory for sole traders, landlords and self-employed individuals with qualifying incomes over £50,000 from 6 April 2026, 65 per cent have still not registered for Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.
Great British Summer Savings Scheme: What the headlines miss
When Rachel Reeves announced a temporary reduction of VAT from 20 per cent to five per cent for family attractions and children’s dining over the school summer holidays, the response from the hospitality and leisure sectors was generally warm.
The tax implications of a summer side hustle
With summer coming soon, many people are looking for ways to earn some extra cash.