MTD ITSA: Are you ready for the first quarterly submission?
1 July 2026
The first quarter of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) is now effectively complete, and attention now turns to the first quarterly...
Find out more1 July 2026
The first quarter of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) is now effectively complete, and attention now turns to the first quarterly...
Find out more23 April 2026
Digital transformation can frequently be talked about as quite a high-level concept, but many small and medium-sized businesses are realising the value of robust digital...
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The Autumn Budget 2024 introduced changes to the UK tax regime, impacting non-residents with links to the UK that are some of the most substantial...
Find out more2 April 2026
We have previously covered the tax implications for Non-UK residents, in respect of Income Tax and Capital Gains, but the 6 April 2025 also saw...
Find out more27 March 2026
The UK rules in respect of voluntarily paying National Insurance contributions (NIC) will be changing significantly from 6 April 2026. These changes will, in particular,...
Find out more12 March 2026
If you are self-employed or running a small, limited company, as the tax year-end approaches, you might be wondering if you have done everything you...
Find out more10 March 2026
The latest Employment Rights Bill brings with it significant legislative changes that widen the eligibility for Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) and that transform the way it is recorded and...
Find out more4 March 2026
Yesterday’s Spring Forecast, delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, provided an important update on the current state of the UK economy and government finances. While the...
Find out more23 January 2026
One of the questions we get asked the most often is ‘When can you sell a house when somebody dies?’. As you should be aware from previous articles,...
Find out moreUnfortunately, our Biggleswade office was affected by a fire overnight.
As a result, the Biggleswade office will remain closed for the rest of this week while we assess the damage and begin the recovery process.
We would like to reassure all of our clients that no client files or important documents have been damaged. The fire has affected the office building and furniture, but your records remain safe and secure.
Our other offices remain open and operating as normal. Following earlier issues, our phone lines are now operational. Calls to our Biggleswade office are being diverted to our open sites and the team are taking messages where necessary. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience in the coming days.
We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service for their swift, professional, and dedicated response. Most importantly, we are incredibly grateful that no one was injured.
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continued support during this time. We will keep you updated as further information becomes available.