Key UK Tax and Business Changes to Watch from 2026
From April 2026, a number of important tax and business changes announced in the 2025 Budget are expected to start affecting businesses, investors, and employers across the UK. While some of these measures may appear technical at first glance, their practical impact could be significant. Among the main changes is the reduction in Inheritance Tax…
Read articleWorking from home in 2026: the “£6 a week” tax claim is ending — what to do now
If you’re an employee who works from home and has been claiming tax relief for extra household costs, a big change is coming. HMRC is removing the process that lets employees claim an Income Tax deduction for non-reimbursed additional homeworking expenses from April 2026. In plain English: if you pay the extra costs yourself (heating, electricity,…
Read articleBudget 2025: Key Changes and What They Mean for Households and Businesses
Budget 2025 arrives at a pivotal moment, with the government attempting to balance economic pressures, public expectations, and long-term fiscal sustainability. The result is a budget that leans heavily on tax reform and structural adjustments — one that will be felt by households, investors and businesses in very real ways over the next decade. On…
Read articleChanges for Non-Doms in the UK
From 6 April 2025, the UK is introducing major changes for non-domiciled residents. The old remittance basis, which allowed non-doms to pay UK tax only on UK income and any foreign income brought into the UK, will be replaced by a new Foreign Income and Gains (FIG) regime. The FIG regime focuses on residence rather…
Read articleTax Returns Are Changing Forever: What Making Tax Digital Means for You from April 2026
Big changes are coming to the way millions of people in the UK do their taxes — and it’s starting in April 2026. If you’re self-employed, run your own small business, or rent out a property, the traditional once-a-year Self Assessment tax return is on its way out. Instead, we’re moving into the world of Making…
Read articleCan HMRC Look at Your Bank Account Without Asking?
This is a question we often come across in our practice and the answer may surprise you: YES. HMRC can look into your bank account without your permission. Since 2021, HMRC has had in fact the power to contact your bank directly if they suspect something isn’t quite right with your taxes. They don’t need…
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