Business Property Relief: What’s changed?

Preparing your business for sale or exit

UK Spending review 2025

The battle between tech and fraud

What do we need to learn about learning at work?

Occupational Trends | The Market in Minutes

UK private equity outlook | Behind the Transaction podcast

FRS 102: understanding operating leases

Understanding Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

How can treasury advisory help consumer businesses thrive?

Are you ready for ‘failure to prevent fraud’?

What’s left after 10 years of pension income?

The evolving PRT market

Unlocking growth, insights from our CEOs

Kreston UK Academies Benchmark Report 2025

Making News 2025

Payroll Transformation │ Turning risks into value opportunities

Building Persuasion – Mastering Sales and Negotiations

Beyond Business Ownership: How to value your business

What’s London’s role in driving growth across the UK?

The rewards of non-executive directorships

Consumer industry outlook: navigating economic trends and preparing for 2025

Social media today: Who’s winning and how (follow-up questions)

The EU Data Act and the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act: new laws on data

Know your Trusts: What is a Trust?

Owner Managed Businesses | Real-time Management Reporting and Information Webinar

Getting on top of your pension

Finding Diamonds in the Emerging Markets Dust

How to Build Genuine Client Relationships

Deleting data: what businesses need to know about data retention

Monitoring KPIs under the Procurement Act

The economics of property

The Personal Investor Podcast – 2024 Autumn Budget special

Trading with Japan

Short Dated Government Bonds : An attractive alternative to Cash Deposits

In this Interview Marc Harris chats with Andrew Cartwright from Quilter Cheviot about investing in Short Dated Government Bonds (Gilts) as a way of locking in strong returns that will likely outperform cash deposits in the short term. Andrew explains how these type of Bonds pay out and that a key component of their appeal is that their redemption value is free from Capital Gains Tax (CGT). Whether you’re thinking in terms of your own private money, your company’s funds, or from the perspective of an adviser with a client in either position, this interview provides a helpful introduction to

Mediation at Work: Resolving Conflict Together

Have You Considered Private Client Insurance?

In this interview Marc Harris chats with Alexa Owen, Head of Private Clients, Aon UK Limited to understand how those with a little more to protect can benefit from engaging a specialist insurance broker. Alexa explains for us how Aon works closely with individual clients to undertake a comprehensive assessment of their assets and how they then work with insurers to offer the best possible terms of cover. Alexa OwenHead of Private Clients, Aon UK Limited Alexa Owen joined Aon UK as Head of Private Clients in early 2022. With more than 20 years’ experience in insurance she holds the

Interests and Positions in a Dispute

Grow your Pension, Buy Commercial Property, Invest in your Business.

In this Interview Marc Harris chats with Peter Collier & Martin Tilley of WBR Group to learn about the many benefits of Small Self Administered Schemes (SSAS). These are a highly flexible form of pension arrangement exclusively available to directors of limited companies which come with many impressive advantages, the best known of these is enabling company directors to buy commercial property with the SSAS which can then lease the property back to the business in a tax efficient manner. Peter CollierDirector of Marketing and Distribution Peter is Director of Marketing and Distribution for WBR Group. He fell into pensions

Transformative ESG Compliance: CSRD and Beyond

Why startup-corporate collaborations can propel market disruption

Panel Pioneering the future of artificial intelligence

An overview of research & development (R&D) tax relief

Tax Policy | What to expect under the new government

In this video, Tim & Sharon are joined by Edward Troup and Stuart Burt to discuss the tax policy landscape after the 2024 General Election. Watch our previous video here: https://kpmg.com/uk/en/blogs/home/posts/2024/06/general-election-2024-whats-tax-got-to-do-with-it.html

When will the EU AI Act be applicable

Preparing for The General Product Safety Regulation

Preparing for Green Reforms: Impact on the retail sector

The Future of Consulting with Paul Terrington CBE

Eurostar’s strategy to lead sustainable travel in Europe

FD Webinar series – Part 3 – International Business Strategy