Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT): What is ‘Mixed Use’?
Claiming 'mixed-use' status for Stamp Duty Land Tax can result in lower rates, but a recent tribunal decision highlights how closely HMRC scrutinises these claims.
Claiming 'mixed-use' status for Stamp Duty Land Tax can result in lower rates, but a recent tribunal decision highlights how closely HMRC scrutinises these claims.
The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) saw several changes in April 2026, including the return of mandatory nil returns and a reinstated late filing penalty regime.
A recent Supreme Court decision highlights why businesses must be careful when assuming pre-construction or feasibility costs will qualify for capital allowances.
A recent tribunal case regarding the VAT status of 'Mega Marshmallows' highlights just how complicated VAT rules on food and confectionery can be.
The tax charge on loans to company shareholders (s.455) increased to 35.75% in April 2026. Here is a reminder on how the rules work and when to claim relief.
MTD for Income Tax is now live for individuals with turnover above £50k. Discover what this means for your record keeping and if you will be mandated next year.
With changes to Statutory Sick Pay rules now in effect, Acas provides suggestions for employers on managing sickness absences and supporting staff mental health.
HMRC plans to make e-invoicing mandatory for VAT invoices by 2029. Find out what e-invoicing is and how you can prepare your business.
New rules coming in 2027 will make it easier to cancel subscriptions, enforce clearer sign-up information, and introduce new 14-day cooling-off periods.
The Competition and Markets Authority has launched investigations into fake online reviews. Here is how businesses can stay compliant and how consumers can spot fakes.