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Four times more buy-to-let firms than fast-food shops now registered at Companies House as landlords switch set-up to cut tax paymentsBuy-to-let businesses have become the largest single type of business in the UK – with nearly four times as there are …
Nordic countries were early adopters of digital payments. Now, electronic banking is seen as a potential threat to national securityIn 2018 a former deputy governor of Sweden’s central bank predicted that by 2025 the country would probably be cashless….
Former shadow chancellor also says he is surprised at how poorly government has handled lead-up to policy changesBenefits cuts now? What’s the point of a Labour MP who votes for something so cruel, tin-eared and short-sighted?The former shadow chancell…
Change affecting up to 300,000 people does not mean they will pay less tax and may not happen, in theory, until 2029Up to 300,000 people with side hustles ranging from selling clothes online to dog walking are to be freed from the chore of having to do…
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Fortune: Younger Americans don’t have enough saved to cover a single month of spending, showcasing their vulnerability should the economy head into a downturn. Members of the Gen Z generation — people born afte…
The US government’s tariff announcements have become a “big headache” for technology companies such as iPhone maker Apple and cloud service provider Amazon, their manufacturing partner Foxconn said on Friday, in a rare public admission of the disruptio…
Exclusive: Research shows drop in produce prices as households consume more imported and ultra-processed foodFarmers’ incomes have remained stagnant since the 1970s despite improvements in productivity and a fall in the workforce, research has found.Th…
Reduction in maximum amount from £20,000 to £4,000 understood to be longer-term aim for chancellorA mooted shake-up of cash Isas will not be announced in the spring statement this month, but the government is still considering the possibility of cuttin…
FCA and Bank of England’s PRA join retreat from efforts to help underrepresented groups, citing ‘regulatory burdens’Peers working for City firms dominate Lords scrutiny panelFCA scraps plan to ‘name and shame’ UK firms under investigationBusiness live …
Committee warns of serious injustice to disabled motorists and those reliant on public chargersThe rollout of electric vehicle chargers across Britain is “patchy”, behind deadline and ignores the needs of disabled drivers, the parliamentary spending wa…