December is here, and that means the annual racking of brains for present ideas. Each year we compile a few thoughts on potential gifts for your loved ones from within our own family of clients. We hope they spark your imagination…
December is a strange month for business owners. You’re trying to finish the year strong, reply to emails and pretend you haven’t eaten a full box of Celebrations before lunch. The pace slows, clients disappear, and yet somehow, your to do list grows.
December is here, which means two things: the office snack table is now 90% mince pies, and employers are wondering what they can give to people without accidentally upsetting HMRC.
Whether you’re planning gifts, a party or both, here’s what you need to know to stay festive and compliant.
Our monthly downloadable guides for you to tread at your leisure.
Rachel Reeves delivered her second budget on the 26 November 2025 however, its main measures were revealed when the Office for Budget Responsibility, the fiscal watchdog, accidentally published its forecasts on its website ahead of the speech. As expected, Reeves will freeze income tax and national insurance thresholds for another three years from 2028, continuing a freeze implemented by the previous government. This will bring more people into higher tax bands. Do keep an eye out for our long form PDF download that will be sent in the next few days.
As the year draws to a close, November is the ideal time to step back and prepare your business for 2026. A little forward planning now can make the difference between simply reacting to changes and starting the new year with clarity and control. Here are five key areas to focus on before the Christmas slowdown.
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