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What's new in the world of tax and business? This section contains articles on some hot topics.
27 Mar 2020
Government support for the impact of COVID-19.
18 Mar 2020
Reviewing official guidance on COVID-19.
25 Feb 2020
Considering ways in which you can safeguard your business from flooding.
28 Jan 2020
Statutory 30-day limit for payment of all invoices proposed.
16 Dec 2019
Analysing the rise in popularity of online accounting.
26 Nov 2019
Looking at how individuals can protect their pension pots from pension scammers.
29 Oct 2019
Considering the UK's employment rights and looking at how employers must meet them.
24 Sep 2019
Highlighting some key steps to take in order to combat business crime.
27 Aug 2019
Analysing HMRC's controversial Loan Charge and its impacts.
22 Jul 2019
Reviewing the changes to off-payroll working as HMRC prepares to extend the initiative to the private sector.
25 Jun 2019
Considering the rules surrounding gifting and inheritance tax.
28 May 2019
Taking a look at the current PAYE scheme.
23 Apr 2019
Providing answers to a handful of your key MTD for VAT questions.
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