Borrowing Boom, Tax Hikes Loom
UK government borrowing rose to £20.2bn in April, £1bn higher than a year ago, making it one of the largest April deficits in three decades.
ISA Allowance Safe as Chancellor Quashes Cut Rumours
hancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out cutting the £20,000 annual cash ISA limit, dismissing speculation that it could be reduced to encourage more investment in
Industry Bodies Unite to Champion E-Invoicing Adoption
In its response to a government consultation, the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) stressed that the effectiveness of e-invoicing in the UK will rely on
UK Employers Signal Job Cuts in Tough Quarter Ahead
UK employers are scaling back hiring plans to their lowest level outside the pandemic, according to the latest Labour Market Outlook from the CIPD. Just
New Crypto Regulations Introduced to Safeguard Consumers
Crypto ownership in the UK has risen sharply, with about 12% of adults having held crypto assets, up from just 4% in 2021, according to
Digital Tax Shift for Landlords and Self-Employed
HMRC is launching a phased communications campaign to support the rollout of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD ITSA). The primary goal
