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08 May 2023
HMRC has reminded businesses that file VAT returns annually that the online VAT filing portal will close from 15 May 2023.
UK inflation has dropped, but remains in double-digit levels, as the cost-of-living crisis eased slightly in March.
Research carried out by think tank the Resolution Foundation has suggested that the size of the UK's six-year 'stealth tax' threshold freeze has nearly trebled to £25 billion.