SPOTLIGHT ON: Divorce and tax: What you need to consider

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Divorce or the end of a civil partnership often involves difficult personal and financial decisions. Tax may not be the first point on the list, but it can change the real value of a settlement. A proposed division of assets may look fair on paper. The after tax position may be different if one person…

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SPOTLIGHT ON: Salary sacrifice in 2026/27

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Salary sacrifice can be a useful way to reduce tax and National Insurance, increase pension savings and access certain employee benefits at a lower net cost. Used well, it can reduce the tax and National Insurance paid on some benefits, preserve allowances that would otherwise be lost, and help build pension savings more efficiently. Used…

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SPOTLIGHT ON: E-invoicing: What UK businesses should do now

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E-invoicing is moving from a software choice to a compliance and finance planning issue. The government has confirmed that e-invoicing will become mandatory for all VAT invoices from April 2029. HMRC and the Department for Business and Trade are due to publish an implementation roadmap at Budget 2026, setting out the milestones businesses should expect…

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