The amount of tax lost in Britain through non-payment, avoidance and fraud has increased to £35bn, according to official figures.
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JP Morgan unveils Chase, its UK digital bank
JP Morgan Chase is aiming to become one of the biggest lenders in Britain through the launch of a new digital bank next week.
Personal Guarantee backed loans risk being dismissed in favour of credit cards and overdrafts
Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance is urging entrepreneurs to educate themselves on the pros and cons of signing a personal guarantee
PayPal raises fees between UK and Europe
PayPal is introducing new fees for payments between businesses in the UK and those in Europe, from November.
5 Ways to simplify your business accounting
Accounting is one of those things that most people find confusing and frustrating.
Beyond Covid-19: Homeworking Expenses and the tax rules you need to know about
It would appear that home working is here to stay, at least in some form. Employers and employees are having conversations around agile or smart working, and getting ready for the day when working from home is no longer mandated but, rather, a choice.
Business Relief: The six golden rules
Business Relief (BR) solutions should be approached as an investment service in their own right and not solely considered as a tax solution. Advisers should remember not to let the, “tax tail wag the investment dog.”
Clarkson’s Farm: Can you claim 130% of the cost of buying your sheepdog?
Clarkson’s Farm, Jeremy Clarkson’s new Amazon Prime series has highlighted not only the importance of working dogs on a farm but also the cost of these hard-working animals.
The tax implications of remote working abroad: What employers need to know
By now, we all know that getting back to “normal” will, for many people, not involve going back to work in the way we did before Covid-19 hit.
From open banking to open finance
It’s over two and a half years since the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regulated that banks provide customers with the choice to share their account data with third-party providers, paving the way for the first wave of open banking services.
Marks & Spencer axes all 29 in-store bank branches and tells customers it is shutting their current accounts
Marks & Spencer is set to terminate its current accounts later this year and shut its 29-in store bank branches with its banking customers told to either switch to another lender or close their accounts altogether.
Positive or negative? Business leaders debate elements of Budget 2021
Rishi Sunak has today announced his plan to help the UK out of recession following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic in his 2021 Budget. It set out support for business in the form of furlough, help to grow and restart grants, but will this be enough? The debate begins …
The most common Self Assessment questions answered by experts
Ahead of the Self Assessment tax return deadline on 31st January, experts answer some of the most searched for questions on the topic.
Is Britain a nation of risk-takers
The average Brit seems more than willing to take a risk now and again.
Major overhaul of R&D tax credit reporting is critical to UK’s economic recovery
HMRC has this week published data showing the number of companies claiming Research and Development (R&D) tax credits and the cost to the Exchequer of providing that support.
