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

Top degree adds £177,000 to lifetime pay Graduates from the country’s top universities will earn an extra £177,000 over the course of their career once the costs of studying have been deducted. University association, the Russell Group, revealed in new

Crackdown on betting terminals 31st October 2017 (re-published on 2nd November following additional information on **) The maximum stake on fixed-odds betting terminals is to be cut after the government admitted that allowing gamblers to bet up to £300 a minute

24/10/2017 Public support ban on unpaid internships and work experience (UK) A private members bill proposing a ban on unpaid work experience or internships that last 4 weeks or more has strong support from the UK public, reveals data from

SMEs losing faith in government support The Enterprise Index, a quarterly research survey which tests the views of  business leaders and entrepreneurs, indicates that businesses are losing confidence in the UK government. 74% of employers went further and claimed that