The Labour government has set out terms for what it’s calling an “Independent Review of the Loan Charge.” To be led by a former president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), the review was ...

Acing the interview is often undone at the last hurdle – your invitation to ask some questions of your own (and yes, it may seem rude to decline).

What April 2026’s requirement on agents to HMRC-register means if you're a limited company in the market for tax advice.

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With the IR35 ball soon back in some contractors’ courts, blanketing should ease, but the compliance burden for many individual limited company workers will increase.

A ‘cog in the wheel’ who spun ‘legal alternatives to using insolvency practitioners’ to distressed IT firms is disqualified, after £7.6million in assets goes unaccounted for.

If it was surprising that the big business-esque corporate criminal evasion offence could impact the seemingly far-removed contractor sector, it must be even more surprising that new anti-money ...