Lease accounting: what is happening?
In March 2024 the Financial Reporting Council issued details of improvements to FRS102, designed to enhance the quality of UK financial reporting.
Earlier succession could be the silver lining to the Agricultural Property Relief cloud
A renewed focus on succession planning, and innovation driven by a younger generation taking over earlier, could be the silver lining to the cloud looming over farming following the Agricultural Property Relief (APR) announcement in the budget.
Latest Lovewell Blake/NFU farmers’ evening hears expert outline the potential impacts of climate change
Farmers will be facing significant changes in growing conditions by the end of the 21st century – that was the message from a leading meteorologist at the latest Lovewell Blake/NFU Farmers’ Evening held in Halesworth.
Are company size thresholds changing?
The Conservative Government announced their intention to change company size thresholds in March 2024, in a bid to ease the UK regulatory burden, particularly in relation to non-financial reporting.
Employer NICs rise may have consequences
The extra costs of the increase in employers’ NICs could cause businesses to respond in ways the government did not intend, the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has warned.
Accountants hit the target with tenpin bowling fundraiser
More than £3,500 was raised for local good causes when local businesspeople got together for a popular annual charity tenpin bowling event in Lowestoft.
Final call for voluntary National Insurance contributions
Taxpayers only have until 5 April 2025 to make voluntary National Insurance (NI) contributions for missed contributions dating back to 2006.
Are you aware of where all your pensions are?
Now the dust has settled on the Autumn Budget, we wanted to turn our attention to pensions and put to you - ‘do you know where all of your pensions are?’. If the answer to this question is no – it is never too late for a pension cleanse!