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Welcome to the June 2026 issue of our newsletter.
Digital transformation can deliver many benefits, however, knowing which tools and apps work best for you and your business can be a challenge. The government is committed to harnessing the power of digital technologies, therefore, business and individuals are having to adapt whether they like it or not.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MDT for IT) is now well underway with sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 keeping digital records and preparing to meet the first deadline of 7 August.
Our lead article talks about e-invoicing which will be mandatory for VAT invoices from 2029. The government believes that this will assist businesses in submitting more accurate tax returns.
Below is our round-up of the latest tax and business news. Please contact us if you want to talk about how these updates affect you or your business. We are here to support you!
Are You Ready for E-Invoicing?
Mileage rate increased to 55p per mile
Temporary VAT reduction on children’s meals, tickets and family attractions
Consultation launched on details for High Value Council Tax Surcharge
HMRC introduces targeted advance assurance service for R&D claims
AI providing misleading advice on VAT return filing
Pensions Commission highlights challenges in retirement saving
Renters’ Rights Act: Key actions for landlords
Reforms promised for Right to Buy
Relief on fuel duty and hauliers get road tax holiday
What will happen to interest rates in 2026?
Four simple ways to improve business profit within 12 months
New Access to Sick Pay and Parental Leave for Workers in Great Britain
Consumer Credit Act to be overhauled for the digital age
Nationwide crackdown on dodgy high street shops
Independent review commissioned on face-to-face banking access
Companies House reviewing company records retention period
April was a record month for tax return filing
Questions to ask when using AI to find IT vulnerabilities
Government commits to self-driving technology
Pub closures blamed on costs and disproportionate tax burden
Data law change relaxes consent rules for charities
New Rules to Eliminate Costly Subscription Traps
06 May 2026
There is less than a year to go before all employers must tax benefits-in-kind via the payroll, the Chartered Institute of Taxation has warned.
The government has confirmed it will review approved mileage rates for business users ahead of a future Budget.
We are delighted to share some exciting news with you. We have officially merged with Wilson Partners – bringing our two businesses together to better serve our clients.