Brits

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has unveiled a controversial proposal that would burden non-EU property buyers who lack legal residency with taxes equivalent to the full purchase price of their new home. The move represents a…

New figures from HMRC have revealed that more than 40,000 individuals found time between a turkey dinner and lodging their 2023-24 self-assessment tax return over the festive period. While many were eating leftover Christmas food…

Strong consumer solidarity prevailed on Saturday for small businesses despite stormy conditions sweeping the UK. According to new research from American Express, more than 10 million Britons shopped at independent retailers on…

Despite a blistering summer, high interest rates and looming tax rises, Britons are spending more on small luxuries such as pastries and cosmetics, a trend Barclaycard has dubbed the “confectionery economy”. According to…

In his letter published in The Sun, Taylor highlights a pivotal concern: the delay in transitioning to electric vehicles following the postponement of the ban on new petrol and diesel cars until 2035. Despite governmental mandates mandating…

From the allure of Dragons’ Den to the dynamic platforms of TikTok, a surge of youthful entrepreneurial spirit is reshaping the landscape of business in the UK.Recent findings from Lloyds Bank reveal that Generation Z is leading the…

Ultimate Products, a consumer goods conglomerate, has disclosed a decline in airfryer purchases among Brits, resulting in a four per cent decrease in revenues during the latter half of the year. The company, which boasts ownership of…

The value of HMRC tax penalties surged by 25 per cent between 2022 and 2023 to its the highest level on record, new data shows, as the government faces criticism for unfairly fining struggling businesses. HMRC imposed £851m in…

Britain’s top 100,000 taxpayers paid almost a quarter (24 per cent) of all income and capital gains tax in 2021/22, new data has revealed. The UK’s top 100,000 taxpayers, making up 0.3 per cent of the total number of taxpayers, footed…

New research has revealed that an estimated 12 million UK consumers will turn to short term credit instalment plans this Christmas to afford presents and other essential items. The research, which follows a survey of more than 1,000…