Charging a company electric car at home raises specific tax questions. Learn HMRC's 7p/mile advisory rate, the zero-BIK for employer-provided charge points, and salary sacrifice EV schemes.
When to exercise EMI options in 2026: CGT on the gain above exercise price, Business Asset Disposal Relief at 10%, disqualifying events, and exit vs early exercise decisions.
Learn how employer pension contributions qualify for corporation tax relief in 2026/27, cutting your tax bill while boosting staff benefits.
The Employment Allowance reduces your employer NI bill by up to £10,500 in 2026/27. Learn who qualifies, the sole director exclusion, connected company rules, and how to claim through payroll.
England's empty homes council tax premiums in 2026: 100% for 1-5 years empty, 200% for 5-10 years, 300% for 10+ years. Exemptions, furnished holiday let rules, and how to avoid the charges.
2026 energy price cap forecast and Q4 October updates. Winter bills estimate, standing charges, smart meter savings, and Cold Weather Payment eligibility for those on low incomes.
England landlords require minimum EPC E rating (since April 2020). Proposed minimum C from 2028. EPC cost GBP 60-120, improvement costs GBP 5,000-25,000. Penalties up to GBP 5,000 per property. Wales already at E.
UK investors in ETFs face dividend tax on both distributing and accumulating funds. Learn about deemed distributions, reporting fund status, excess reportable income, and ISA sheltering.
UK ISAs are one of the best tax wrappers available -- but if you move abroad, the rules change dramatically. Find out what you can and cannot do with your ISA as an expat in 2026/27.
If you have left the UK but want to keep building your pension, the rules depend on your residency status, whether you have UK earnings, and which type of scheme you hold. This guide covers everything for 2026/27.
The FCA Consumer Duty (July 2023) requires firms to deliver good outcomes for retail customers. What consumers can expect and how to complain if firms fall short.
Service businesses on the VAT Flat Rate Scheme may be 'limited cost traders' paying 16.5% -- leaving almost no benefit. Learn which businesses are affected and better alternatives.
