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Berkeley Group, one of the UK’s biggest housebuilders, has cautioned the government that introducing another cladding tax will place “significant pressure” on its aim of delivering 1.5 million homes by the end of 2029.

Extra cladding tax will jeopardise 1.5 million homes target, warns Berkeley Group

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are bracing for a significant rise in National Insurance (NI) contributions after last year’s Autumn Budget, in which Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced higher employer NI rates and a lower threshold from 2025/26.

UK SMEs eye £4bn NI savings despite looming tax hike

Treasury lays out multimillion-pound whistleblower rewards to tackle tax fraud

David Sacks pushes back against idea of crypto transaction tax

David Sacks pushes back against idea of crypto transaction tax

Pizza Express, one of the UK’s best-known casual-dining brands, is poised to receive a £30 million lifeline from its shareholders, according to reports from Sky News.

Pizza Express eyes £30m bailout as tax hikes threaten casual dining sector

A record number of British business leaders are bracing for unprecedented cost pressures over the coming year, driven by tax hikes, mounting energy bills and rising pay demands, according to a new survey by the Institute of Directors (IoD).

Firms fear record cost surge ahead of Reeves tax raid

A new Trends Research study shows UK SMEs miss out on £47bn in R&D tax relief, with fewer than 6% filing claims.

UK SMEs risk losing out on £47bn in R&D tax relief

threaten family-run farms

UK extends seasonal farm worker scheme for five years as inheritance tax row rumbles on

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned that 8 in 10 UK companies will be forced to reconsider their future strategies when the proposed increase in employers’ national insurance contributions takes effect, bringing a “powder keg of costs” for businesses.

Most UK businesses to ‘rethink their plans’ as tax rise takes toll

The government has outlined contingency measures to ensure supermarket shelves remain stocked amid potential farmer protests over inheritance tax reforms. However, ministers reassured the public that food supplies will not be disrupted, even as tensions rise within the agricultural community.

CBI boss warns Reeves’s farm tax raid could hobble Britain’s economy