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From 6 April 2021, employers hiring former members of the UK regular armed forces during the first year of their civilian employment will be eligible for

One of the Government’s aims of creating the Freeports is to generate employment opportunities across the UK by creating innovative hubs, attracting inward investment.

The UK government has confirmed the introduction of the 1.25% increase in National Insurance Contributions for the 2022/23 tax year.

There is an alternative to the dreaded annual form P11D. Find out the pros and cons of reporting benefits via payroll instead.

No doubt the festive season feels like a distant memory. But after another challenging year have you managed to meet all your goals so far?

Changes in the last few years have transformed the tax landscape for residential property ownership in the UK. How should this affect your choice of acquisition vehicle?

It should be easy to establish where your company is based for Corporation Tax purposes. But it can be surprisingly complex.

HMRC is very strict in considering whether it accepts a holding company can be considered to be in business for the purposes of recovering VAT. Holding strong supporting documentation is fundamental.

UK companies and resident individuals conducting business in the US often do so through a US limited liability company (LLC). But there are uncertainties for UK taxpayers. Jonathon Collins and Tom Golding explain.

If your company needs to buy back shares for whatever reason, it’s worth checking whether you qualify for capital treatment.

The FCA has recently published its expectations for remote and hybrid working within regulated businesses, including insurance brokers. So how can broking balance greater flexibility with maintaining regulatory compliance?

Welcome to the first edition of Employers Hub, PKF Littlejohn’s new quarterly employment tax bulletin.