Speculation swirls around potential tax hikes in Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget, but Treasury Minister Darren Jones hints income tax rates will hold steady. Will there be an extension of the current freeze beyond 2028?. Read more: #TaxUpdate #Budget

P46 (car) forms for the quarter ended 5 July (where benefits are not payrolled) must reach HMRC by 2 August. Are you on track to meet the deadline? 📆. Contact our team for payroll assistance. #P46 #Car

Is your business compliant with Money Laundering Regulations? HMRC fined 336 firms over £3.2m in just six months. If you operate in a regulated sector, act now to avoid costly penalties. Read more: #AML #HMRC

How did Dumbarton FC turn financial crisis into a business comeback? ⚽️ . Lessons for #SMEs on turnaround, diversification and resilience. Read more: #BusinessRecovery

Earned extra income from a side hustle, rental or crypto? 💷🤝. If you made over £1,000 last year, you may need to file a Self-Assessment tax return. Read more: . #SelfAssessment #TaxReturn

Our legend, Mr Paul Kerr, will be retiring after 48 years of combined service with Staceys, where he started in 1977 and continued to Knights Lowe when we merged in 2014. Congratulations Paul, we wish you a wonderful and well-earned retirement! . #Retirement #Accountancy

📢 From April 2026, Statutory Sick Pay will apply from day one to all employees, regardless of earnings. Is your payroll ready? . Read more: #Payroll #SSP

The Knight’s Lowe team took on the Go Ape Challenge Plus, showing that while we’re experts at balancing books, we’re also pros at balancing in the treetops! 🌲. Well done to everyone who joined in and faced their fears. #GoApe #TeamBuilding #Accountancy

As costs rise and the job market falls, is your business at risk?. We look at what can be done to keep employee costs under control. Read more: #Accounting #EmployeeExpenses

Big changes are coming for small companies: from 2027, accounts must be filed using software, and more detail will be required. Abridged accounts are out. Is your business ready?. Read more: #SmallBusiness #CompaniesHouse

CGT receipts are set to rise, with rate changes ahead in 2026. If you are planning to sell assets or a business, should you now be reviewing your tax position?. Read more: #CGT #TaxPlanning

Fiscal drag might be cutting into your business’s financial health. But what is fiscal drag, and can you do anything to avoid it?. Read more: #FiscalDrag #Accounting

Employers’ NICs are up £2 billion, CGT receipts are down, and IHT pressures grow. What do these shifts mean for businesses and individuals?. Read more: #TaxUpdate #BusinessSupport

The second payment for the 2024/25 tax year must be made by 31 July. Ensure you don’t miss the deadline! 🔔. Contact our team for advice. #SelfAssessment #Tax

Selling a business? BADR only applies to trading income, as Chelsea Yacht owners found out the hard way. ⛵️💷. With rates rising & HMRC scrutiny growing, make sure you don’t miss out on relief. Read more: #BADR #BusinessAdvice

The Spending Review is presented as a way to boost the UK economy. But are you going to be the one paying for it?. We try to find out where Labour is getting its money from: #SpendingReview #Accounting

Tax Freedom Day fell on 11 June this year, that’s 162 days working for the Government before seeing a penny. Business owners are feeling the squeeze more than most. Are you paying more than your fair share?. Read more: #TaxFreedomDay #BusinessTax

📉 With over 100,000 jobs lost in May, it’s clear that rising National Insurance is hitting employers hard. How can businesses respond? . Read more: #BusinessSupport #NationalInsurance

Do your employees receive work benefits like a company car or private healthcare? . If they do, you must ensure their #P11D is submitted to HMRC by 6 July. Contact us for advice. #HMRC #BenefitsInKind

With new minimum wage rates now in force, directors, especially in owner-managed companies, must assess if they are affected. Non-compliance carries real risks. Read more: #NWM #BusinessSupport