Probate and estate administration: getting it done properly
Losing someone is hard enough without the paperwork. If you’re the executor or next of kin, you may need to apply for probate before you
Losing someone is hard enough without the paperwork. If you’re the executor or next of kin, you may need to apply for probate before you
Inheritance tax (IHT) used to be something only the very wealthy planned for. Allowances have been frozen for years and big changes are now arriving
Employee, sole trader or limited company? How tax, National Insurance, admin and risk compare for 2026/27.
From 6 April 2026, Incorporation Relief (TCGA 1992, s.162) requires a mandatory formal claim via Self-Assessment, ending its automatic application for business transfers. Taxpayers must
Many people assume creating a UK company is a straight forward and easy process. And, to a large extent it still is, especially when you
For owner managed companies, like those we represent, it becomes a grey area to understand the legal steps one must take to organise dividends from
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) is the next stage of modernisation for the UK tax system. Self-employed people will soon need
HMRC are implementing significant changes to how Benefits in Kind are reported and taxed. The UK’s mandatory Benefits in Kind (BIK) payrolling, requiring real-time reporting
Autumn Budget Response – 26 November 2025 The long awaited Autumn Budget took place yesterday, and for most of our clients (individuals and owner managed