Whilst the 2025 Budget may feel like a long time ago, there were a number of measures contained within it that affect non-doms and resident foreigners and about which you need to be aware.

As always, in November 2025, the annual Budget introduced a raft of new measures which business owners and entrepreneurs need to be aware of. Wide-ranging in nature, they include measures to tackle the employers who hire illegal workers, the reporting of benefits in kind, clarifying Research and Development tax relief claims, tackling tax avoidance in the umbrella company landscape, expanding workplace benefit relief and several other measures. In this article, we highlight the main measures that may affect you. 

The 2025 Budget inevitably had implications for businesses and entrepreneurs, which now need to be carefully considered. In this article, we take a quick look at changes to corporation tax, capital allowances, National Insurance, and the National Living and National Minimum Wage. 

As the dust settles on the festive period, many of us are tightening our belts and reviewing our finances in the face of tax returns and end-of-year accounts. As always, when doing so, it's important to consider any changes announced in the 2025 Budget and how they may affect you. With this in mind, in this article, we take a look at Inheritance Tax, pensions and tax-efficient investments and key considerations that you need to be aware of.   

The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered her Budget on Wednesday 26 November 2025 claiming that her Budget was one of fair taxes, strong public services and a stable economy. 

Cash Basis, Trading Allowance, BADR & Practical Compliance 

For those running a small business or side hustle, tax efficiency is critical and now is the time to review your finances to see what measures are available to you to help mitigate your tax liability. In this article, we take a look at some of the options you might want to consider.  

In this second article about early tax planning measures for entrepreneurs and business owners, we take a look at tax-efficient profit extraction, pensions and company cars, and the measures that you may be able to take to help mitigate your tax liability.

Profit Extraction, Pensions & Company Cars 

In this second article about early tax planning measures for entrepreneurs and business owners, we take a look at tax-efficient profit extraction, pensions and company cars and the measures that you may be able to take to help mitigate your tax liability. 

(and why “associated companies” matters).