Hot Topics

What's new in the world of tax and business? This section contains articles on some hot topics.

24 Jul 2018

Cybercrime and the impact on business

Highlighting strategies for businesses to utilise in order to safeguard against cyber-attacks.

25 Jun 2018

Spotlight on inheritance tax

Considering the UK's inheritance tax system and taking a look at some recent developments.

29 May 2018

Tackling the late payments epidemic

Outlining strategies firms can use to help them to get paid on time.

23 Apr 2018

Making Tax Digital: where are we now?

Considering the latest Making Tax Digital position.

26 Mar 2018

Measures coming into effect in the new tax year

Reviewing the changes to tax and business legislation taking effect from April 2018.

20 Feb 2018

The General Data Protection Regulation: make sure you're prepared

Considering the changes to data protection rules.

22 Jan 2018

The end of the tax year is approaching: could you save tax?

The key areas to consider.

18 Dec 2017

Navigating the devolution revolution

Scotland and Wales unveil draft Budget proposals.

28 Nov 2017

Reviewing the new Criminal Finances Act 2017

The Criminal Finances Act 2017 came into effect on 30 September 2017.

24 Oct 2017

What's next for Making Tax Digital?

Analysing the new Making Tax Digital for VAT draft legislation.

25 Sep 2017

PAYE: beware the late payment penalties

We consider the penalties and key features of the PAYE system.

The latest news

21 Aug

Treasury outlines proposals for 'tax on plastic waste'

In response to a recent call for evidence, the Treasury has outlined proposals to use the UK tax system to reduce plastic waste from single-use items, such as straws, cutlery, coffee cups and takeaway packaging.

20 Aug

£2 million lost to cryptocurrency fraud over last two months, data reveals

Data published by Action Fraud has revealed that UK consumers lost £2 million to cryptocurrency scams during June and July.

17 Aug

New regulation requires banks to disclose customer satisfaction scores

Following a joint investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), banks will now be required to publish their customers' satisfaction scores on their websites, apps and in their branches.