Inquiry Into Household Spending With consumers spending more, but saving less, household debt has reached levels only matched by the days of the financial crisis. A group of MPs have launched a formal inquiry into household finances with measures on

Late Payment Culture: “It Can Get Better” Resolving the late payment culture of the UK has so far been a near impossible task for both credit management companies and the government. Experts within the financial sector, as well as our

600,000 Small Firms Fear VAT Shake-Up In a major shake-up to the country’s VAT, up to 600,000 of small businesses who are currently under the tax threshold may have to start charging it on their goods.  Certain goods and food

Advisers Sneaked Secrets out of RBS’s GRG Professionals from Royal Bank of Scotland’s subsidiary Global Restructuring Group (GRG) were feeding confidential informational onto rival companies, it has been reported. Workers from London’s advisory firms who had offered their skills to

Paradise Papers: What Now For The Professional? In  2016 the tax affairs of the rich and powerful were thrust into the limelight when the Panama Papers were released, and now around eighteen months later this has happened once again.  In