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The festive season is rife with fraudsters ready to take advantage of you. Robert Brooker, We share the top twelve frauds of Christmas and our tips on how to avoid them.

The International Tax Enforcement (Disclosable Arrangements) Regulations 2020 (commonly known as DAC6), require the disclosure of cross-border arrangements, to HM Revenue & Customs (“HMRC”), provided certain criteria are met.

As we wait for the OECD to establish a universal tax regime, the UK has brought in rules affecting not just global names but many of those whose businesses are linked to digital services groups.

In an address to Parliament on 9 November 2020, the Chancellor confirmed that the government will…

The financial crime landscape as we emerge from Covid is looking far worse than that following the financial crisis of 2008.

A business plan is, in essence, a roadmap for your business. Like a map, it will help you towards your destination. We provide advice on the best way to make a plan.

Whilst daunting, if you know you are going to lose a large customer for reasons other than their insolvency, you will generally have some time to adapt. But this isn’t the case when a customer suddenly goes bust, leaving a large unpaid balance on its account.

As the UK will no longer be part of the EU community after 31 December, social security agreements with EU countries will be subject to new provisions. Here’s what you need to know.

Though now postponed to next year, could the Budget still present a real challenge? Our Head of Tax, Chris Riley, reports.

Excluded property trusts have long been a route to inheritance tax (IHT) protection for those who are not UK-domiciled or deemed domiciled.

It’s crucial that business owners recognise the warning signs that their business is in trouble. 

There have been a number of recent judgements from the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) concerning early termination fees. These have resulted in a review of HMRC policy which could have a widespread effect across many sectors.