The government’s Renters’ Rights Bill has now become law, following Royal Assent last week. The new Act introduces a wide range of changes for private landlords in England. The details on how and when these new rules
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has launched a consultation on how charities can make use of new rules that will
As part of its move to reduce ā€˜red tape’ and aid business growth, the government has announced plans to remove the requirement for companies to include a
Official figures show that UK government borrowing reached £20.2 billion in September - the highest for the month in five years.
The government has announced a major shake-up in how UK regulators operate, aiming to make them more accountable and more focused on supporting business growth. Beginning last week, regulators have a stronger
Conversations about Generation Z (those born roughly after 1996) and the workplace tend to generate headlines - perhaps even blaming younger workers for disrupting the traditional norms
Running your own business often means juggling a lot - and for many, that includes childcare. With autumn school breaks rapidly approaching, HMRC is reminding working families that the Tax-Free Childcare
Matthew Taylor CBE, author of the influential Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices, has been appointed as the first Chair of the new Fair Work Agency – a body that’s set to change how the UK enforces employment rights.
Small businesses across the UK are being urged to take simple, practical steps to protect themselves from growing online threats - and a new free toolkit from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) aims to make that
A new ā€œCharity Sector Risk Assessmentā€ recently published by the Charity Commission identifies some of the serious risks charities in England and Wales are facing. The report draws on data
Cyber incidents, data breaches and operational disruptions don’t just affect systems - they affect people. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has published guidance called
The Insolvency Service has reported on an investigation it made into a company that was serving as a front to enable unlicensed insolvency activities previously carried out by another
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business. Without it, even profitable businesses can run into trouble. Yet many business owners, and even some finance teams, treat cash flow as a monthly or quarterly review item.
For many small and medium-sized business owners, bookkeeping, payroll and VAT returns are seen as a necessary part of their routine. These tasks are essential, but in terms of
New figures show that more than 750,000 young people haven’t claimed their matured Child Trust Funds – savings pots worth an average of Ā£2,242 each.
The Autumn Budget will be delivered on 26 November, but the Chancellor’s recent speech in Liverpool gave us some useful hints about what could be on the
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, hosted US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at Downing Street recently for a joint industry roundtable. The meeting
Cyber incidents continue to feature in the news headlines, with airports now joining large UK retailers and manufacturers in experiencing serious disruption to

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