Monthly Focus
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MONTHLY FOCUS: 2026 BUDGET SPECIAL
VAT, Business Tax, Personal TaxBudget 2026 contains a mixture of tax rises, new reliefs and changes to the way businesses and individuals will be taxed from 2027 onwards. Savings and property income will face higher rates, the lifetime limit for Business Asset Disposal Relief will fall, a new founders' relief is planned and several allowances and business incentives are changing. Which measures matter most, and is there anything you should do before they take effect?
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MONTHLY FOCUS: BUSINESS AND AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY RELIEF: WHAT DO THE NEW IHT RULES MEAN FOR YOU?
Business Tax, Personal TaxThe inheritance tax treatment of businesses and farms changed fundamentally from 6 April 2026. The amount that can qualify for 100% business property relief and agricultural property relief is now capped, potentially leaving families with a significant tax bill for the first time. What has changed, and what should business owners and farmers be doing about it?
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MONTHLY FOCUS: STARTING TO THINK ABOUT VAT
VATThe VAT registration threshold has barely changed over the last decade. As a result, more businesses are having to register. In this Focus, we look at the key considerations for a business that needs to register, or one that may be considering doing so on a voluntary basis.
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MONTHLY FOCUS: TAX CONSIDERATIONS FOR BUY-TO-LET PROPERTY
Business Tax, Personal TaxRunning a letting business is a very popular option. However, there have been a number of changes over the way that profits from property businesses are taxed in recent years. In this month's focus, we consider the tax considerations you need to keep in mind when buying property to let, and look at how the rental profits are calculated for tax purposes.
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MONTHLY FOCUS: PROVIDING FURTHER TAX-FREE BENEFITS TO EMPLOYEES
Business Tax, Personal TaxIn this further examination of tax and NI free benefits. Providing benefits that are exempt from income tax is a great way to reward employees in a tax-efficient way. Which benefits qualify for tax-free treatment?
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MONTHLY FOCUS: TAX PLANNING FOR MARRIED COUPLES (NON BUSINESS INCOME)
Personal TaxIn this further look at tax-saving strategies for married couples, we turn our attention to non-business income, and how tax allowances and reliefs can be used to reduce the overall tax bill.
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