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Frozen thresholds will make an extra 5.2m people taxpayers

The largest amount of money raised by the Chancellor comes from extending the freezing of income tax thresholds for an additional three years. The measure, introduced in 2022, was due to end in 2028, but will now continue to remain unchanged until 2031, which will...

Tax on property income, dividends and savings up 2%

Tax rates on dividends, property income and savings will be raised by 2% from April 6, 2027. This means those paying tax on rental income, will face a basic rate of 22%, rather than the usual 20%; 42% for higher rate taxpayers instead of 40%, and 47% for additional...

Stronger Together — A Blueprint for Long-Term Success in Family-Run & Owner-Managed Businesses

Over the past five blogs, we’ve explored how small, independent businesses can build stronger decision-making habits — from escaping firefighting mode to improving communication, prioritising better, modernising processes, and turning decisions into action. Now, it’s...

How to Turn Decisions Into Action – A Practical System for Busy Business Owners

Great decisions mean nothing if they don’t turn into action. And in smaller businesses, implementation often gets lost because: everyone is busy responsibilities overlap priorities shift ideas fade after meetings That’s why you need a simple, practical action system....

Budget 2025: What it means for you

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her second Budget on November 26, and taxpayers face the highest tax burden on record as a result. Frozen tax thresholds for everything from income tax to inheritance tax, a change in the use of salary sacrifice to make pension...

If Your Business Hasn’t Changed in 5 Years, Here’s Why Growth Has Stalled

Many family-run and owner-managed businesses rely on systems, habits, and workflows created years ago. They made sense then — but the world has changed. What worked in 2018 doesn’t always work in 2025. The Silent Problem: Outdated Habits Businesses fall into “this is...