In 2016 Britain voted to leave the EU and new Prime Minister Theresa May invited George Osborne to consider an alternative career and replaced him as Chancellor with Philip Hammond, the MP for Runnymede and Weybridge nicknamed ‘Spreadsheet Phil’ by his Commons colleagues.
Whether you’re someone who prides themselves on having their accounts in order every year, or you’ve just had yet another last-minute scramble to submit your tax return before the deadline at the end of January, the start of a new calendar year is a great time to review your books and ensure they’re all in order for the twelve months ahead.
The collapse of Carillion in January 2018 has already triggered disruption throughout the construction industry.
Recent figures from the Department for Education show that the amount of workers starting apprenticeships in England has fallen dramatically.
A recent study has revealed that around one in five businesses are still lacking in basic digital skills.
A recent study has found that only one in three employees believes their employer cares about their financial wellness.
We’re living in a world where employee benefits are perhaps more varied than ever before.
The EU Referendum sent the UK political system and economy into uncharted waters, with stock and currency markets around the globe in turmoil
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The business tax roadmap, published on March 16th, provided detail of how current and future business taxes would impact over the remainder of this parliament.