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  • Non-dom tax take jumped to £12bn before Labour crackdown

    July 17, 2025

    The overall tax take from wealthy foreigners who once claimed the now obsolete non-dom status rose to £12bn the year before Labour and the Conservatives announced their respective crackdowns against the regime. Data from HMRC released on Thursday showed the amount of capital gains tax, income tax and national insurance contributions paid by the cohort [...]

  • Companies House crackdown: 11,500 firms struck off

    July 17, 2025

    Over 11,000 UK firms have been struck off the Companies House register over the past year following a coordinated crackdown on corporate structures suspected of facilitating fraud, money laundering and other economic crime. The operation, led by the National Economic Crime Centre and supported by the National Crime Agency, Companies House, HMRC, and several UK [...]

  • What should investors do in H2? Diversify

    July 17, 2025

    At a time of global uncertainty, diversifying your investments across regions and sectors remains the best way to protect your portfolio, says Liz Ann Sonders The year 2025 began on a note of buoyancy. Fresh off the back of the US Presidential election, equity markets were roaring, fuelled by optimism that deregulation and tax cuts [...]

  • Financial services firms dealt tens of millions in regulatory fines

    July 17, 2025

    While deregulation may be the political mood, UK watchdogs are sharpening their swords as banking giants bleed millions in regulatory fines. In under just ten days, the Financial Conduct Authority and Bank of England handed out £74.9m worth of fines to a trio of UK financial services firms.  Leading the pack, and most recently, was [...]

  • Companies House reforms: 1 in 5 firms shift addresses

    July 16, 2025

    More than one in five UK companies changed their registered address between January 2022 and February 2025, highlighting the extent of internal corporate changes taking place ahead of major Companies House reforms. Moody’s data, shared exclusively with City AM, also found that nearly 14 per cent of companies changed legal status during the same period. [...]

  • Keir Starmer refuses to rule out pension tax raid

    July 16, 2025

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer shied away from ruling out a pensions tax raid at the Autumn Budget despite top researchers’ calls for the government to refrain from adding ever-higher cost burdens on Britons.   Keir Starmer has faced repeated questions about several taxes being introduced later this year given City estimates that as much as £24bn [...]

  • Co-op boss confirms data of all 6.5m members stolen

    July 16, 2025

    The chief executive of Co-op has confirmed that the personal data of all its 6.5m members was stolen during a major cyber attack in April, marking one of the most widespread data breaches in UK retail history. Speaking publicly for the first time since the attack, Shirine Khoury-Haq said the breach had a “devastating” impact [...]

  • A UK captive insurance regime will make Britain more competitive

    July 16, 2025

    The Chancellor used here Mansion House speech yesterday to announce that she is creating a new domestic framework for captive insurance, aiming to attract companies back from offshore financial hubs and reinforce Britain’s status as a global leader in the insurance industry, says Chris Lay Yesterday, as part of the UK Chancellor’s Mansion House speech, [...]

  • Chelsea’s Club World Cup winners’ prize? A £10m US tax bill

    July 16, 2025

    Chelsea will be hit with a US tax bill of around £10m as a result of winning the Club World Cup on Sunday.  The stunning 3-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain in New York last weekend ensured Chelsea will receive £85m in prize money from competition organiser Fifa. Some £39.7m is to be paid immediately and [...]

  • City raises a glass to Reeves’ reforms

    July 16, 2025

    The City may have been a bit damp and grey yesterday but the Chancellor appeared as a welcome ray of sunshine. At City AM, we haven’t held back in our criticism of this government’s economic policies – and we’ll return to that theme before long, I’m sure – but we also believe in giving credit [...]

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