Guides & Publications31 Mar 2026
Tax Tables 2026/27
Tax rates and allowances change, especially after a Budget or Spring Statement. Here you can download our printable tax tables which come into effect from 5th April '26
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Guides & Publications1 Dec 2025
Tax Tables 2025/26
Tax rates and allowances change, especially after a Budget or Spring Statement. Here you can download our printable tax tables which has been updated following the Autumn Budget held on 26 November 2025.
Articles10 Oct 2025
What should we expect in the Budget on 26 November?
Again, tax rises are a given, we know there is a black hole running to billions that the Chancellor of the Exchequer needs to recover. I said it last year, and I say it again, the big question is ‘where the money will come from?’
Articles14 Aug 2025
When is a Business Loan not allowed for tax relief: What HMRC looks for
What is a loan for an unallowable purpose? It is essentially what it says it is. It is when a business borrows money and uses it for something that tax rules say isn’t allowed for tax relief.
Articles9 Apr 2025
VAT late payment penalties
It is now more expensive to be late when it comes to making a VAT payment. The slowest payers now face a 250% increase to an annualised rate. In addition, the rate of late payment interest has also increased.
Guides & Publications27 Mar 2025
Spring Statement 2025
Despite various media labels of mini-Budget or even emergency Budget in the run up to 26 March, the Chancellor avoided any fresh tax measures. Instead, her focus was on tightening public spending, an action which means the Treasury’s spotlight now turns to 11 June, when the deferred three-year spending review is due to be published.
Articles16 Dec 2024
Umbrella companies back in the spotlight
HMRC's plans for dealing with umbrella companies who are not tax compliant
Articles16 Dec 2024
For better or worse? The corporate tax roadmap
As part of the October Budget, the government published a ‘corporate tax roadmap’, outlining a commitment to maintaining corporate tax rates for the duration of this parliament.