Category: Finance & Accounting

An extra 1.3 million people will have to start paying income tax – and a further million will be pushed into higher rate taxation – over the next five years, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility.

In his budget …

Marks & Spencer is set to terminate its current accounts later this year and shut its 29-in store bank branches with its banking customers told to either switch to another lender or close their accounts altogether.

The chain is set …

Small Business Britain is the UK’s leading champion of small businesses, supporting all 5.8 million small businesses in the UK – no matter their location, their sector, or their ambition level.

We spoke to Michelle Ovens CBE and Founder of …

Zoom’s revenues more than tripled in the last quarter as millions of people continued to use its platform to keep in contact with colleagues, friends and relatives during lockdowns.

The online video conferencing company beat Wall Street’s expectations with a …

The number of furloughed workers in the UK rose by 700,000 to 4.7 million in January, during the third Covid lockdown, according to official figures showing employees in hospitality, women and young adults were most likely to be away from

About 300,000 property purchases in England could benefit from the three-month extension in the stamp duty holiday the chancellor will formally announce in next week’s budget.

The tax saving – which cuts the bill entirely on properties costing between £125,000 …

Around 10% fewer train services should run once the country opens up again, compared to the pre-pandemic timetable, the chairman of Network Rail has said.

The old pattern of five days of peak commuter travel may not return, Sir Peter …

Sometimes, the best solution is the most obvious one. Staycation is definitely one of those, when it comes to tourism, as it implies travelling… close to home.

Definitely an advantage, in these days of coronavirus. However, the tourism industry in …

The number of female directors at FTSE-100 firms has increased by 50% in the last five years, and women now hold more than a third of roles in the boardrooms of Britain’s top 350 companies, according to the final report