The State Pension remains a foundation of retirement income for millions across the UK. Although private pensions and other investments often play a significant part in retirement plans, the State Pension provides a consistent baseline of support. Many people seek clear guidance on what to expect from the State Pension, especially when government policies evolve. Changes set for the 2025/26 tax year have prompted questions about how much pensioners will receive, how the system affects those who are planning to retire soon, and what individuals can do to stay informed. This guide addresses these questions and offers an overview of the updated State Pension system.
Embarking on the journey of business success demands astute financial management, with a pivotal decision at its core – how to address your accounting requirements. Consider this: Should you welcome a full-time, in-house accountant to your team, or does the...
ATED (annual tax on enveloped dwellings) companies must revalue their property in 2023. Relief and exemptions are available under certain conditions for a number of sectors including property-development, investment, and charities.
Should I incorporate my property business? The economic landscape for property investors has shifted significantly over the last five years. The introduction of higher rates of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) for additional residential property and the withdrawal...
