James explains how Stamp Duty Land Tax will apply to new periodic tenancies from 1 May 2026
Tax
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Most BIK must be reported and taxed through payroll from 6 April 2027. Maryann explains the benefit of early adoption.
An expected outcome of the budget was the progression of the rollout of an R&D advance assurance service. James explains more.
Ethan outlines the significant reforms to salary sacrifice arrangements for pension contributions, set to take effect from April 2029.
Joe summarises the further detail that has been revealed in the documentation released post-budget about Capital Allowances
Joe explains the changes around Electric Vehicle Excise Duty, EMI schemes and Investment Tax Reliefs
From 6 April 2027, the annual Cash ISA limit will be reduced from £20,000 to £12,000 for individuals aged under 65 explains Ethan.
Adam explains that the 2025 budget was thankfully a lot quieter for both Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax
James has pulled together the key areas where we could see changes in the upcoming Budget.
Rob clarifies the new procedure for correcting VAT return errors following changes made by HMRC last month.
The changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief will have significant impact on farmers and business owners that may previously had no Inheritance Tax (IHT) liability.
Maryann explains payrolling benefits in kind and that from 6 April 2026 it will become mandatory for all employers.
Rachel explains how those impacted will need to comply with new regulations, including keeping digital records and submitting quarterly updates to HMRC
It was definitely felt that there was a disconnect between the people in the room and the announcements and measures in today’s Spring Statement.
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James explores some of the key areas where changes are already coming, and where further adjustments may be made.
Rachel highlights the extension allowing individuals to pay voluntary NI contributions between 2006 and 2017, ends on 5 April 2025.
Once 6 April 2025 has passed some of your allowances could be lost – so it is important for you to act now, or seek advice.
Joe explains you could save over £1,000 per year, compared to paying yourself the same amount in way of salary or dividends.





















