The 6th of April 2025 has passed, which means we can complete and file 2024/25 tax returns for our clients. Here is a list of things to consider and prepare before contacting us.

We have prepared a summary of the 2025 Spring Statement. No changes to tax rates announced and little fiscal content. The Statement largely confirmed the government’s existing economic strategy, which the Chancellor sought to back up with updated statistics from the Office for Budget Responsibility (“OBR”).

We have prepared a useful summary of the Autumn Budget, which includes details of the immediate and upcoming changes to taxes and relief. We have also included a summary of the potential changes for you according to your circumstances.

Here are a couple of articles that we think could be interesting to many of our readers. Including some thoughts on the 2024 UK election.

If you operate your business as a limited company, you are likely to be a director with a majority shareholding. If that is you, please read on to learn more about how you should be paying yourself….

It’s the 6th of April and the first day of the 2024/25 tax year, which also means we can complete and file tax returns for the previous 2023/24 tax year. So, all of you eager beaver clients can start sending us your information so we can sort things out for you.

On 6 March 2024, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt presented his Spring Budget to Parliament. Knowing that the government must hold a general election before 28 January 2025, this budget was designed to restore confidence and win voters. But on the heels of Britain entering a recession and downgraded Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecasts, the Chancellor had his work cut out.

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act has introduced important changes to the confirmation statement.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered the Autumn Statement in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 22 November 2023.

Here is our summary, which includes the matters that we consider relate to most of our clients and audience.