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  • UK businesses turn to overseas talent and AI as Reeves’ taxes bite

    February 9, 2026

    British businesses are facing a “trade off” as rising costs for employers push firms into investing in overseas talent and leveraging AI.  Whilst businesses are ditching the “wait-and-see” approach that engulfed firms amidst the tax uncertainty ahead of November’s Budget, this has not translated into a hiring upswing, the latest KPMG and REC jobs report [...]

  • Majority of landlords to hike rent due to Reeves’ tax raid

    February 6, 2026

    The majority of landlords increasing rents blamed Rachel Reeves’ new tax on property income from April next year, a survey has shown.  According to the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA), two thirds of landlords (65 per cent) raising prices over the next year cited the government’s plans to charge a two percentage point tax rate [...]

  • Making Tax Digital set to boost SME productivity

    February 5, 2026

    Britain’s push to digitise tax ahead of the Making Tax Digital (MTD) deadline is set to help close its productivity gap with countries like France and Germany, City PM understands. According to Starling Bank, wider use of digital financial tools by SMEs could add £25.3bn to the economy, helping to narrow the UK’s productivity gap [...]

  • Cost of hiring graduates shot up after Reeves’ tax raids

    February 4, 2026

    The cost of hiring graduates and other young Brits in entry-level roles increased by seven per cent in real terms after Chancellor Rachel Reeves hiked employers’ national insurance and raised the national living wage, economists have found. A new set of forecasts and analysis by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr) has [...]

  • Yoghurt giant Muller takes on HMRC over corporation tax in legal battle

    February 3, 2026

    The makers behind Muller Corner and Muller Rice are taking the UK tax authorities to court over a long-running dispute about corporation tax. Muller UK and Ireland Group, Muller Dairy UK, Robert Wiseman and Sons, and TM UK Production are in a battle with HMRC over whether a company can claim tax breaks on ‘goodwill’ [...]

  • GDP set to soften in 2026 as tax hikes bite

    February 2, 2026

    The UK is set for another year of soggy growth, according to new forecasts from EY, with the government’s tax hikes and ongoing worries about a global trade war hamstringing momentum.  The Big Four firm predicted that GDP would rise 0.9 per cent in 2026, slower than the 1.4 per cent recorded last year, as [...]

  • Mandelson to Epstein: JP Morgan should ‘threaten’ UK over banker tax

    February 2, 2026

    Lord Peter Mandelson told Jeffrey Epstein that the boss of banking giant JP Morgan should “mildly threaten” the UK Treasury over a tax on banker bonuses whilst the peer was serving as business secretary. New bombshell revelations in the latest drop of the Epstein files by the US Department of Justice showed Mandelson, who worked [...]

  • Why transfer window could be a tax issue for footballers

    February 1, 2026

    As the end of the transfer window approaches, once again many young international footballers have relocated to England, with considerable salaries now in their pockets. For instance, Chelsea’s pair of teenage summer signings, Jorrel Hato and William Estevao, joined with reported salaries worth a combined £180,000. While these contracts mark the sudden arrival of significant [...]

  • Betfred brothers, Alex Gerko, Mike Ashley: Top UK taxpayers revealed

    January 31, 2026

    Betting entrepreneurs Peter Done and Denise Coates, traders Alex Gerko and Chris Rokos, and high street kingpins Tim Martin and Mike Ashley are among the top taxpayers in the UK, new analysis has revealed. Betfred founders Fred and Peter Done paid the most cash into HMRC over the past year, according to The Sunday Times’ [...]

  • HSBC and Sage tackle Making Tax Digital burden for SMEs

    January 30, 2026

    HSBC UK is launching a new digital tax tool inside its business banking platform, as the countdown to the government’s biggest shake-up of income tax reporting enters its final phase. Built using embedded tech from Sage, the service, called My Business Finances, will allow small business owners to manage invoicing and tax reporting. The move [...]

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