THE LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS

Finance sector increases female representation; Government extends voluntary NI deadline; Chancellor removes lifetime pension limit; and super-deduction replaced by "full expensing".

What are the Government’s new plans?

Understanding environmental, social and governance factors.

Jeremy Hunt announced his second fiscal statement and first Budget since becoming Chancellor against a backdrop of fragile public finances, an ongoing cost of living crisis, and increased Government borrowing. Read our Budget Report,

Bank of England raises interest rate to 4%; over 300,000 taxpayers miss self-assessment deadline; Chancellor outline four "Es" for economic growth; and calls for R&D reforms to be paused.

Tax relief is one of the best features of using a pension to save for retirement.

Next phase of digital tax scheme to start in 2026.

Arranging your financial affairs as tax-efficiently as possible before the start of the new tax year on 6 April 2023 is therefore extremely important, especially when we consider the UK is expected to fall into a recession throughout 2023. That’s why we created this year-end tax guide – so you can see everything you need to know to start the new tax year the right way. You’ll find summaries of the main tax reliefs and allowances for the remainder of 2022/23.

Chancellor reveals new energy discount for businesses; inflation remains a key concern for business; MPs call for urgent improvement to HMRC's performance; and research and development relief guidance under review.

Corporation Tax in 2023 - how the April tax rise affects SMEs.

How to build an effective business plan - methods to identify risks ahead of time.