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Job Market Holds Steady
Unemployment · United Kingdom

Job Market Holds Steady

In May, the unemployment rate stood at 6.3%, unchanged from the previous month and 0.1 percentage points lower than the same period last year. Meanwhile, the employed population increased by 2.6% year-on-year.See the Story
HMRC Making Tax Digital From April 2026: Why the Self-Employed Must Act Now
United Kingdom · United Kingdom

HMRC Making Tax Digital From April 2026: Why the Self-Employed Must Act Now

Whether it’s murmurs carried along the small business grapevine or a letter bearing the HMRC crest, the message is the same: change is coming. The government’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) scheme is set to take effect in April 2026, and for the UK’s self-employed workforce, it marks a significant shift in how tax is reported […] Read this story HMRC Making Tax Digital From April 2026: Why the Self-Employed Must Act Now on Business Mondays.See the Story
Buying flats in England and Wales? What you need to know about the move to commonhold - Grunberg & Co
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Buying flats in England and Wales? What you need to know about the move to commonhold - Grunberg & Co

If you are investing in flats in England or Wales, you may be wondering what the Government’s proposed move away from leasehold means for you. While change is coming, there is no need for alarm. In fact, for many investors, the move to commonhold will actually be better for your finances. From leasehold to commonhold Leasehold has long been the dominant form of flat ownership in England and Wales. It does, however, come with its own set of issue…Read Article

Non-resident landlords – Tax rules, reliefs, and exemptions - Grunberg & Co

A landlord who lives abroad for more than six months of the tax year is considered to be a non-resident landlord by HMRC. This means that different rules apply when it comes to taxation. Here is a quick overview of your tax obligations as a non-resident landlord. Non-resident landlord companies If your company is not based in the UK but owns properties in this country which it rents out, it is classed as a non-resident landlord. Since 6 April 20…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Why Capital Gains Tax trends could affect your future plans

If you are thinking about selling your business, property or other investments, keeping an eye on how Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is changing could save you a lot of money, or at least some unwelcome surprises. CGT receipts have seen some big swings over the past few years. After hitting a high of £16.9 billion in 2022/23, they dropped by nearly a quarter to £13.1 billion just two years later. However, this decline is unlikely to last. In fact, rece…Property · United KingdomRead Article

Surge in Employee Ownership as Business Owners Seek Tax-Efficient Exits – Your Capital Minds

A growing number of business owners are turning to employee ownership trusts (EOTs) to sell their companies tax-free, as changes to capital gains tax (CGT) rules and rising national insurance costs prompt entrepreneurs to seek more efficient exit strategies. New figures reveal that applications to set up EOTs — the model famously used by John Lewis — jumped 40 per cent last year, from 474 in 2022/23 to 671 in 2023/24. The data, obtained by accou…Entrepreneurs · United KingdomSee the Story

We have once again been shortlisted for a top national accountancy award - Grunberg & Co

We are excited to announce that we have been shortlisted for Mid-Tier Firm of the Year at the prestigious Accounting Excellence Awards 2025. For several years, we have been shortlisted in the same category, and this latest recognition reflects our continued commitment to investing in the team, expanding our client base, and delivering outstanding levels of service. Over the past year, we have welcomed a wave of new clients while deepening relati…London, England · LondonRead Article

Can HR avoid burnout? - Grunberg & Co

HR professionals are the ones who seek to ensure that the work environment is a safe, professional environment for all workers. However, it is the health and well-being of HR professionals themselves that can often pass by under the radar, and more needs to be done to address this issue. What is the problem facing HR professionals? According to a recent survey, almost nine in ten HR professionals felt that their mental health was not being suppo…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

TACO and tariffs – why the UK cannot relax with America just yet - Grunberg & Co

Trying to keep up with the US tariffs has become its own specialist field of study. From the continually changing tariff rates, earning the policy the scathing TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) acronym, to the intervention of the US Supreme Court, it is almost impossible to accurately determine the impact of the tariffs and how they will shape the global economy. We return once again to the Sisyphean task of trying to unpack the latest in the Tru…Tariffs · United KingdomSee the Story

What the frozen Personal Allowance and Higher Rate tax threshold means for you - Grunberg & Co

The UK Personal Allowance and the start of the Higher Rate tax threshold have been frozen at £12,570 and £50,271 until April 2028. These thresholds have been frozen since April 2021 and many feel they are long overdue an update. While this means that taxpayers below the Additional Rate tax threshold (those that do not have taxable income exceeding £125,140) do not have to track any changes to their tax bands, there are many who are at risk of fi…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Rachel Reeves considers changes to non-dom inheritance tax amid UK ‘exodus’

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Rachel Reeves is considering reversing a decision to charge inheritance tax on the overseas assets of non-doms, according to the Financial Times. UK Politics · United KingdomSee the Story

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