The End of a Cornerstone — What Cutting BPR and APR Means for the UK Economy
The decision to start a business does not rest with this specific tax relief, however and what is completely bad for the UK, the decision
January 12, 2026
The decision to start a business does not rest with this specific tax relief, however and what is completely bad for the UK, the decision
Britain is approaching a demographic watershed. As the Resolution Foundation warns, deaths are poised to exceed births for the first time outside exceptional years, driven
A growing number of GCSE pupils are still failing to pass English and Maths despite a slight rise in top grades, continuing a trend since
Today there is a genuine concern that our benefits claimant’s volume is increasing considerably, and we believe that there is a range of reasons why
As someone who lost both of my wonderful parents to Cancer and consequently has been proud to support the development work in these sciences in
As Donald Trump unveils what looks like a permanent set of tariffs on imports into the American market, one point is absolutely clear: Britain’s 10pc rate is now the best deal in the world and is 33.3% lower than the rate applied to the EU.
Businesses and the hard working people of this country has established this small island in the world. In 2020 the year of the Covid pandemic,
The recent UK Budget introduced significant changes to Business Property Relief (BPR) and Agricultural Property Relief (APR) from Inheritance Tax. Starting April 6, 2026, the
The UK is facing a ticking time bomb as an entire generation of SME owners look set to exit their industries. What should be an
Succession planning is somethings everyone should have in place for their business. At some point, we all need to hand it over to someone else. The question is, will you be ready?