Category: Highlight
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Capital allowances after Budget 2025: key planning considerations
14 January 2026Capital allowances play an important role in how businesses recover the cost of investing in plant, machinery, and other qualifying assets. They directly affect taxable […]
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Nordens End of Year Awards 2025
24 December 2025Find out who the big winners were from our 2024 end of year awards ceremony, from “Diva of the Year” to the “Walking Encyclopaedia”…
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Autumn Budget 2025: Impact On SMEs
26 November 2025The second Autumn Budget delivered by a Labour government in over a decade has landed, and Chancellor Rachel Reeves says it involves “fair and necessary” […]
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National Minimum & Living Wage 2026 – What SMEs Need to Know
26 November 2025Find out about the increases to the National Minimum Wage following the Autumn Budget and what this means for businesses in the UK.
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Companies House ID Verification 2025: ACTION NEEDED
3 November 2025The UK is about to see its most significant reform to company law in almost 200 years. The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (2023) […]
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Trump’s 2025 Tariffs Explained: What It Means for UK Businesses
21 October 2025The return of Donald Trump to the White House has reignited global trade tensions, as his administration pushes forward a renewed wave of tariffs on […]
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Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax: What You Need to Know
9 October 2025The government’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative continues to reshape how businesses manage and report their finances. From April 2026, MTD for Income Tax will begin rolling out, […]
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ADHD Awareness Month: Challenges, Strengths and Financial Strategies...
7 October 2025October marks ADHD Awareness Month, a time to recognise both the challenges and the strengths that neurodiverse individuals bring to the business world. For many entrepreneurs […]
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Cryptocurrency & Tax: What You NEED to Understand
28 May 2025Cryptocurrency investments have grown significantly in recent years, with about 6% of the UK population reportedly owning digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and Dogecoin.
Given the potential for significant financial gains—and losses—it’s no surprise that HMRC has taken a keen interest. Estimates suggest that up to 95% of cryptocurrency holders could be non-compliant with tax regulations, putting many at risk of facing penalties if their activities are scrutinised.
