Minimum wage increases
The adult rate of the national minimum wage (NMW) is set to rise by 20p to £6.70 on 1 October 2015.
Understanding dividends
The chancellor George Osborne wasn't exaggerating when he said he was undertaking a "major and long overdue reform to simplify the taxation of dividends" in his Summer Budget speech.
Insider September 2015
First announced in Budget 2015, news that HMRC wants digital accounts to replace traditional annual tax accounts created much debate.
HMRC investigations
Anyone who has experienced the difficulty of trying to get through to the HMRC helpline may think that it is an organisation too large and complex to do anything quickly.
Making the most of your savings
People often have a slightly misjudged opinion of their savings as a sedentary block of assets that only creeps forward at a glacial pace due to the interest it generates.
Accounting for change: audits and annual accounts
The threshold for compulsory filing of audited financial statements rose on 6 April 2015 to those businesses with a turnover of £10.2 million or more for periods commencing from 1 January 2016.
TAX CARD JULY 2015
Please find the July 2015 Tax Card. The card has been updated to reflect changes announced in the Summer Budget 2015.
Financing your business: What are the alternatives?
A guide to alternative business finance Setting up a business and funding it while it takes its first, unsteady steps in the world can be an expensive proposition. As it grows and becomes more resilient, a successful company will begin to be able to stand tall on its own 2 feet, but the initial infancy can be resource intensive.
Summer Budget Report 2015
The following report summarises the announcements made by Chancellor George Osborne during the Summer Budget on Wednesday 8 July 2015.
New holiday pay rules come into effect
Employers will need to account for overtime when calculating holiday pay from 1 July 2015.