Heather Self and Heather Powell look at the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget statement.

There doesn’t appear to be an awful lot of good news and tax changes that raise as many questions as they answer for entrepreneurs, property owners, businesses and individuals alike.

Heather Self and Heather Powell look at the Chancellor&rsquo;s Autumn Budget statement.
There doesn&rsquo;t appear to be an awful lot of good news and tax changes that raise as many questions as they answer for entrepreneurs, property owners, businesses and individuals alike.

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

BRave Business and The Tax Factor

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in
the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

Brought to you by accounting, tax, audit and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg BRave Business is aimed at entrepreneurial businesses, we focus on providing market updates, practical guidance, timely insights, and professional opinions from industry experts, helping you make informed decisions for your business. The Tax Factor is a weekly podcast with our expert team looking at the news and updates in the world of tax and providing analysis of what it might mean for you.

The Tax Factor – Budget Special - Rachel Reeve’s Fiscal Drag Race - Pay now, pay later, pay even more later!

This week, Michael Holland and Annie Hughes take listeners across the Atlantic, discussing the top tax stories making headlines before diving into a US-focused episode.

They look at Biffy Clyro’s recent tour changes and the tax considerations behind the scenes. Michael and Annie also break down the IRS’s new rules on digital asset reporting, highlighting what individuals and businesses need to watch as crypto and other digital holdings come under closer scrutiny.

Finally, they analyse how the latest UK Budget could impact Americans living or investing across the pond.

This week, Michael Holland and Annie Hughes take listeners across the Atlantic, discussing the top tax stories making headlines before diving into a US-focused episode.
They look at Biffy Clyro&rsquo;s recent tour changes and the tax considerations behind the scenes.&nbsp;Michael and Annie also break down the IRS&rsquo;s new rules on digital asset reporting, highlighting what individuals and businesses need to watch as crypto and other digital holdings come under closer scrutiny.
Finally, they analyse how the latest UK Budget could impact Americans living or investing across the pond.

The Tax Factor – Episode 105 - Rock Bands, Reporting Rules, And Cross-Border Tax Twists

This week Gabby Donald and Stefanie Tremain look at what we genuinely know so far!? After what feels like the longest build-up in years, Stephanie puts it simply: “Expect everything, expect nothing.”

Just when it seemed the Budget couldn’t bring any more gloom, another idea surfaces: the Milkshake Tax. With retail already wrestling with complexity, do we really need another layer of rules for such a marginal gain?

They also look at the House of Lords’ latest debate on growth and the effect of economic and tax policy on jobs and prosperity. The UK just isn’t currently attractive enough to entrepreneurs, businesses, or wealthy individuals - and that has to change.

This week Gabby Donald and Stefanie Tremain look at what we genuinely know so far!? After what feels like the longest build-up in years, Stephanie puts it simply: &ldquo;Expect everything, expect nothing.&rdquo;
Just when it seemed the Budget couldn&rsquo;t bring any more gloom, another idea surfaces: the&nbsp;Milkshake Tax. With retail already wrestling with complexity, do we really need another layer of rules for such a marginal gain?
They also look at the House of Lords&rsquo; latest debate on&nbsp;growth&nbsp;and the effect of economic and tax policy on jobs and prosperity. The UK just isn&rsquo;t currently attractive enough to entrepreneurs, businesses, or wealthy individuals - and that has to change.

The Tax Factor – Episode 103 - T’was the week before the Budget

This week Tom Goddard and Paul Haywood-Schiefer look at the Government’s possible attempts at fiscal choreography with the potential Income Tax and NICs see-saw. One goes up, one goes down… but as they explain, that doesn’t always mean a neutral outcome for taxpayers.

They then discuss what a cap on salary-sacrifice pension contributions would mean: a measure that could be highly attractive to the Treasury while many taxpayers barely feel a ripple. And while pension savers might lose out, families with more than two children could gain significantly if the Child Benefit cap is lifted - though the policy could carry a £4bn price tag.

Finally, news of a possible adoption by HMRC of a US-style whistleblower reward scheme, offering up to 30% of tax recovered. A bold, creative and undoubtedly controversial, idea.

This week Tom Goddard and Paul Haywood-Schiefer look at the Government&rsquo;s possible attempts at fiscal choreography with the potential Income Tax and NICs see-saw. One goes up, one goes down&hellip; but as they explain, that doesn&rsquo;t always mean a neutral outcome for taxpayers.
They then discuss what a cap on salary-sacrifice pension contributions would mean: a measure that could be highly attractive to the Treasury while many taxpayers barely feel a ripple. And while pension savers might lose out, families with more than two children could gain significantly if the Child Benefit cap is lifted - though the policy could carry a &pound;4bn price tag.
Finally, news of a possible adoption by HMRC of a US-style whistleblower reward scheme, offering up to 30% of tax recovered. A bold, creative and undoubtedly controversial, idea.

The Tax Factor – Budget Special - Rachel Reeve’s Fiscal Drag Race - Pay now, pay later, pay even more later!

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