As the UK reopens this spring, Wilder Coe is shaking off our lockdown blues and getting out into the big, wide world to raise money for charity. In April, some of our team have challenged themselves to move 100 miles each throughout the month for charity.  Whether we walk, run or cycle, our goal is

The Spring Budget was delivered on 3 March 2021 as a 3-part plan, with the first and second parts focusing on COVID-19 support and recovery measures and the third part on furtherance of the Government’s green agenda. This article focuses on the COVID-19 support and recovery measures announced by the Chancellor. SPRING BUDGET - FIRST

The impact of the pandemic has been felt in many different ways. Some of the effects have been quite immediate, but now many businesses are starting to see how the events of the last year are affecting their annual business insurance rates as well. Before COVID-19 struck, there were already a number of factors adversely

A set of consultations on the future of Companies House published in December 2020 include proposals for mandatory digital filing, requirements to tag accountants digitally with IXBRL and shortening filing deadlines to three months for public companies and six months for private companies. The Department for Business and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) is also seeking feedback

Due to the ongoing restrictions of the Government’s Coronavirus response, millions of UK workers continue to work from home. Many may not be aware that they can claim tax relief for additional household costs if they are working from home regularly, either for all or part of the week because of the pandemic. This tax

From 1 March 2021, businesses within the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) must record, report and pay VAT under the new VAT domestic reverse charge rules. This change affects both contractors and subcontractors and the supply of certain kinds of construction services in the UK. Under the new rules, VAT registered subcontractors who provide a service