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Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Spring Statement 2025 (HTML)

Chancellor Rachel Reeves today delivered her Spring Statement, outlining the Labour Government’s economic priorities and reaffirming a commitment to fiscal discipline and long-term investment. Billed as the start of a “decade of national renewal,” the Statement acknowledged global uncertainty but marked a clear shift towards stability and responsibility at home. While less headline-grabbing than last year’s Autumn Budget, the absence of major an…See the Story

London, England · London

Stamp duty land tax adviser fined £40k for ethical breach

Tax adviser David Hannah has been fined more than £40k and banned from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) following a disciplinary hearing. Hannah was found to have breached the ICAEW’s Code of Ethics by avoiding more than £30k of stamp duty land tax (SDLT) on a personal transaction. Here, I examine the case and share my thoughts on the decision. The allegations made against David Hannah The ICAEW’s Tribunal Comm…See the Story

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