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The UK government has announced a significant reform to the taxation of carried interest, a form of performance-based remuneration commonly received by investment fund managers. This change, set to take effect from 6 April 2026, represents a fundamental shift in the tax treatment of such income. By Phil Kinzett-Evans –
If you’re involved with a charity – whether you’re on the board, manage the accounts, or provide support behind the scenes – you may have heard that there are some changes coming to the way charities report their finances. The biggest step in that process has been completed with the
The Autumn Budget introduced significant changes to the UK tax system. Now, nine months on, the impact is being felt, not just in legislation, but in the way clients are thinking, planning, and engaging with their advisers. But with change comes opportunities and we’re here to help you exploit them.
HMRC is cracking down on tax-avoiding restaurants and takeaways, naming and shaming 98 restaurant businesses in a single day, says UHY Hacker Young, the national accountancy group. The restaurants and takeaways named and shamed by HMRC owed a total of £10.4m in unpaid tax and HMRC has issued them with
EOTs are fast becoming one of the most attractive and tax-efficient ways for business owners to transition out of their company while protecting their legacy, staff and values. By Phil Kinzett-Evans – Tax Partner Our 2025 EOT Guide explores: Why more UK businesses are choosing employee ownership How EOTs are
The UK’s temporary employment sector is under the microscope as HMRC intensifies its enforcement of agency worker legislation under Chapter 7 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (ITEPA 2003). With sweeping changes expected in April 2026, now is the time for agencies and businesses to ensure they’re fully compliant. By Cara
We’re turning our attention to VAT in this latest issue, with key developments that could shape compliance, strategy and operations across multiple sectors. From updated guidance and consultation proposals to policy changes with long-term impact, this roundup is designed to help businesses stay informed and VAT-ready. In this edition, we
Chris Davies has been busy behind the camera again! We’ve just released another short video from Chris, this time explaining the benefits of payrolling employee benefits in kind. His recent videos have sparked some great conversations, and we’d love to hear your thoughts on this one too. Watch here Let
Colleagues from all four offices take to the skies for a vital cause It was a leap of faith in every sense, as 20 intrepid fundraisers including team members from UHY Ross Brooke and Real Aquifer Martial Arts threw themselves out of a plane from 15,000 feet in support of
The Autumn Budget 2024 saw the announcement of a key change in the way pensions will be treated for Inheritance Tax (IHT). The new rules will mean that from 6 April 2027, undrawn pension funds will no longer be exempt from IHT. This is a significant change and has thrown