Articles21 Jul 2026
One Audit to Rule Them All: Why Subsidiary Audit Exemption is a Powerful Solution
Subsidiary audit exemptions let eligible subsidiaries step back from individual audits and lean into a single, streamlined group audit.
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Articles30 Jun 2026
Starmer out, Burnham in: what’s next?
The resignation on Monday 22 June of Sir Keir Starmer, timed for shortly before the (delayed) arrival at Euston of former mayor of Manchester, now MP for Makerfield Andy Burnham, could mark a major change in UK fiscal and economic policy.
Articles18 Jun 2026
Recovering the winter fuel payment
Unless opted out, pensioners will have received the winter fuel payment for 2025/26, but it is recoverable by HMRC if income exceeds £35,000. HMRC guidance on the recovery process has recently been updated.
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Charity SORP & FRS 102 changes
What trustees and finance leaders within charities and not for profits need to know about the upcoming changes
Articles17 Jun 2026
Setting up in the UK? What inward investors must know about HR, employment law and compliance
Whether you're setting up a UK subsidiary for the first time, growing an existing operation or supporting a UK workforce from overseas, getting your people practices right early on is essential.
Articles16 Jun 2026
No deadline extension for weekends or bank holidays
HMRC are having to remind taxpayers that there is no deadline extension if a VAT return submission date falls on a weekend or a bank holiday.
Articles16 Jun 2026
Approved mileage rate hike
The Chancellor has announced a 10p per mile increase for the tax-free mileage rates, which can be paid to employees using their own cars for business purposes, with the increase backdated to 6 April 2026.
Articles16 Jun 2026
Pension scams warning
Anyone confused or anxious about the inheritance tax (IHT) changes being introduced for pensions needs to be aware that scammers might try to target their savings.