Category: Articles

The era of “Hybrid Working” is still a new concept for many businesses that are refining a policy that works for the company as well as their employees.

We explain some of the complications that may arise for LGBTQ+ families and couples not in a legal partnership.

Sole traders and partnerships that do not use the traditional 5 April (or 31 March) year end will be affected by the Government’s tax reform. We explain how.

Are you up to date with which party pays the VAT on an online purchase? And what happens in a case of self-supply? If not, here’s a guide to common VAT scenarios.

Leading restructuring and insolvency professional, Oliver Collinge from PKF GM in Leeds explains.

Changes to going concern disclosures will require more than just a superficial shift, but the transition to a far more transparent mind-set.

The lure of a foreign posting can be considerable. However employers must research carefully the impact of tax and social security on both their companies and employees.

The quarter to March 2022 saw a reduced level of activity in the markets compared to the previous year, following a record year in 2021 across LSE markets since 2007.

What are the errors and failings the FRC wants to see avoided in future corporate reports and accounts?

Two court cases demonstrate the subtleties of VAT in the context of agents and principals.

HMRC is beginning to crackdown on social media influencers who may hide their earnings or be unaware of how their activities are taxed. We explain what to look out for.

Recent questions about the tax status of Rishi Sunak’s wife have turned the spotlight on the meaning of resident and domicile.