Against the backdrop of high taxes and rising living costs in the UK, many people choose to build up their wealth through savings interest or investment products. What some may not realise, however, is that while savings capital itself is not taxed, the interest earned on savings is subject to taxation – this is known as the tax on savings interest. In recent years, the tax burden on British savers has grown heavier.

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Following significant progress made by the G7 nations on the global minimum tax and the crackdown on multinational tax avoidance, the United States has agreed to remove Section 899 – a retaliatory tax clause against foreign companies – from the Big Beautiful Bill. This move spares UK-based businesses from what could have been an enormous additional tax burden.

As we move further into the digital age, many industries are gradually abandoning paper-heavy administrative processes in favour of streamlined, digital solutions. HMRC first introduced the concept of Making Tax Digital (MTD) in 2015, with the aim of phasing out paper-based tax returns and shifting to digital submissions via approved software — ushering in a system of real-time tax.

All companies operating in the UK must be registered with Companies House. Once registered, they are required to submit an annual Confirmation Statement and Annual Accounts, which help the public, investors, and government assess a company’s financial health and operations.

Changes to Employee Benefits and Key New Regulations for Businesses and Individuals. Whether you're self-employed or run a limited company, the 2025/26 tax year brings several important changes—impacting Employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs), minimum wage rates, company size thresholds, and Capital Gains Tax (CGT), among others.

Selling homemade food in the UK is subject to regulatory oversight, just like opening a restaurant. You must obtain the necessary certifications, fulfil your tax obligations, and may even be eligible for tax relief.

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