Charities need to start preparing now for new accounting rules coming next year
Although the new Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) doesn’t come into effect until next year, charities should be getting ready for it now.
CIOT calls on government to rewrite unfair VAT rules
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) is calling on the government to address unfair tax rules as interest rates on late payments rise.
UK economy returns to growth as inflation dips
The UK economy grew for the first time in three months in November, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Important Tax Changes for Furnished Holiday Let Owners
What Married Couples and Civil Partners need to know before April 2025
New Year is the perfect time to review your financial health as well as your personal health
The new year is the perfect time to spring clean your finances, says David Haughton of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Did you know: that as a result of long-term illness or injury, statistics show that 59% of people would last less than 12 months without their income, and 43% would struggle within 6 months?
Statutory Sick Pay is currently £116.75 per week.
Did you know: that you can nominate beneficiaries for your pension? This ensures that, when you die, any unused pension pot isn’t lost and can pass on according to your wishes.
The recent Budget has focussed attention on what happens to a pension when the pension holder dies.
Seek support to maximise gift aid opportunities
A new report has highlighted a multi-million pound funding gap caused by inconsistent take-up of Gift Aid – which is shocking when many charities are struggling to make ends meet.