FEATURED Articles27 Nov 2025
Autumn Budget 2025 – Summary of the key announcements
The much anticipated Autumn Budget was delivered by the Chancellor Rachel Reeves, on Wednesday 26 November.
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FEATURED Articles3 Jul 2025
Get Ready for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment
HMRC’s digital transformation is gathering pace, an imminent change is the rollout of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD ITSA).
FEATURED News18 Feb 2025
Attending Alliott Global Alliance Meeting in Dubai
The two-day event featured high-impact discussions, networking, and knowledge-sharing, reinforcing Dubai’s role as a global business hub
NEW Articles12 Jan 2026
The Oscars Deal Signals YouTube’s Rise as the World’s Dominant Platform
The shift by the Oscars to a digital first platform is a significant change that could benefit the independent film sector.
NEW Articles5 Jan 2026
Is 2026 the year that will shape the future of the film and TV industry?
With major changes taking place over the last 3 years, what does this year hold for the sector?
Articles11 Dec 2025
New Common Reporting Standard (CRS) Registration Deadline Approaching
A significant, mandatory change to the Automatic Exchange Of Information (AEOI) rules under the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) is now in effect. Affected Trustees and Directors need to register by 31 December 2025.
Articles10 Dec 2025
Warner Bros Auction: The Repercussions for the Industry
The unanimous approval by the Boards of Netflix and Warner Bros for the former to acquire Warner Bros Discovery for $83 Billion (including debt) has enormous repercussions for the industry. However, it is not a ‘done deal.’ It still requires... Read more
Articles9 Dec 2025
Announcements on Company Tax changes that didn’t make the Budget headlines.
In 2024 the government laid out a corporation tax roadmap, identifying that the main rate of corporation tax at 25% was here to stay as well as full expensing which was made permanent in that budget. So, it came as... Read more