From April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) will become mandatory for sole traders and landlords with an annual income of more than £50,000. However, some may be able to avoid the requirements.

A Bank of England proposal to cap stablecoin holdings at a maximum of £10,000 or £20,000 for individuals has received fierce criticism; however, there are signs the Bank is softening its stance.

Recently published statistics show that the company car is making something of a comeback, with the number of recipients for 2023/24 up 80,000 from the previous year.

In early September (which already feels like a very long time ago), the Deputy Prime Minister resigned after discovering that she had underpaid Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on the purchase of a flat in Hove after not taking appropriate advice. We take a look at what went wrong and how you can avoid similar mistakes.

HMRC have withdrawn form VAT652. Companies with large VAT return errors must now submit corrections online or in writing. Larger VAT return errors are entered as method 2 type corrections, whereas method 1 is used when correcting smaller errors.

HMRC’s Let Property Campaign has been running for over twelve years. In 2024/25, it pulled in a record £107 million from landlords – more than a 60% increase on the previous year.

Companies House identity verification starts on 18 November 2025. For individual directors, the date will vary when they will need to confirm they have verified their identity, depending on when their company’s next confirmation statement is due.

Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR), which reduces the CGT rate on business sales, will be less advantageous from April 2026, so with 6 months to go until this takes effect, company owners may be looking to sell sooner rather than later.

Companies that may have miscalculated their corporation tax marginal relief, likely due to ignoring associated companies, may receive a letter from HMRC as part of a new campaign.

HMRC has introduced additional checks on pension tax relief claims after finding that a third of claims made by PAYE tax codes were incorrect.

Shortly before Parliament closed for its summer holidays, the government announced a review of the State pension age (SPA).

TN Accountancy was launched in September 2018, so this month we reach our 7th year in business. A big thank you to our clients and professional contacts who’ve supported us along the way.

From 1 January 2026, crypto investors will face new reporting requirements when buying, selling, transferring or exchanging cryptoassets, such as Bitcoin. This means HMRC will be able to link cryptoasset activity to your tax record.

Starting from 1st September 2025, two separate advisory fuel rates apply to fully electric cars depending on whether charging is at home or using a public charger.

Companies House has mandated that that all directors, people with significant control (PSCs), and those who file information on behalf of a company must now have their identity verified. In this blog, we explain how to do this.

After months of speculation, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered the first Labour Budget for 14 years.

In this article we summarise the main tax changes announced in today’s budget.

Implementing effective cost-control strategies can help businesses streamline operations, improve efficiency, and enhance financial stability. In this blog we consider some key strategies.

We take a look at some of the common types of expenses that limited companies can claim and provide clarity on their tax deductibility.

Understanding VAT thresholds and the responsibilities that come with being VAT registered is crucial for businesses to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.