The Government has recently introduced the GOV.UK One system, which is set to replace all current logins to Government web sites and agencies. The idea is that we now only need to verify our ID once, in a central location, and this will then apply to all Government resources.

In a little bit of a shift from our usual topics, we return to a popular article we did around 10 years ago, looking at some of the more ‘real world’ aspects of feng shui, and how we might effectively apply it in our own working environment.

We’ve taken the plunge, and started working from home, so, what expenses can we legitimately claim now that we are doing so?

Many of us will have started out on a part time basis, whilst still holding down a full time job, until we are ready to ‘take the plunge’ into a full time business, but, if we do, when must we notify our friends at HMRC?

Most of us are aware of the existence of Inheritance Tax, but many have no idea how it is calculated, and what it is applied to. In this article, we take a broad brush look at the basics of this tax, and how it might affect us in the future.

Employing family members in our business can work to our advantage, from a taxation perspective, as long as we follow the correct procedures. Here, we look at some of the implications of doing so.

From April 2026, Making Tax Digital For Income Tax & Self Assessment comes in to effect, for many self employed business owners and landlords. We take a quick look at the basics.