Tax

In this article, I ask my VAT colleague, Mitchell Piper, for his views on how businesses can keep up to

Cost-pass-through is a well-established economic theory. It describes what happens when a business changes the price of the products or

Two years ago, the director of the Office for Budget Responsibility wrote the following: “Broadly speaking, the fiscal position is

The lockdown shone a spotlight onto a two-speed, two-nation Britain, where better-paid white-collar professionals worked from home, while less well-off

In light of this week’s Millionaires for Humanity letter, is there any point in members of the wealthy elite calling

In a crisis which has shaken so many aspects of our lives, it can be hard to get some issues

Tens of thousands of London companies are believed to be mutinying against the taxman by refusing to pay business rates

In last month’s Budget, chancellor Rishi Sunak declared that the Treasury would raise an additional £4.7bn over five years by

Tax runs through the heart of every business process and so must be central to discussions around moving to a

Covid-19 is impacting everybody in one way or another, including those who were not expecting to be UK tax residents

Do the chancellor’s reforms to entrepreneurs’ relief strike the right balance for founders? YES, says Mike Cherry, national chairman at

Chancellor Rishi Sunak today confirmed the introduction of a digital services tax as the government looks to ensure tech giants