HMRC Delays Mandatory Payrolling of Company Car Benefits
HMRC has delayed the full introduction of mandatory payrolling for benefits in kind, phasing in company cars and vans from April 2027 and other benefits from April 2028.
HMRC has delayed the full introduction of mandatory payrolling for benefits in kind, phasing in company cars and vans from April 2027 and other benefits from April 2028.
Honey Legal and Portcullis have announced a formal partnership, combining expertise to offer enhanced legal and property services across Birmingham.
Cadbury launches an investigation into discoloured 99 Flakes after ice cream van owners report a white tinge making them unsellable, likely due to improper storage during the UK heatwave.
Cardiff-based Space Forge has secured £10m from the European Space Agency to develop Pridwen, a reusable fold-out heat shield for returning materials from space.
Dee Bee Wholesale, a family-run business in Grimsby and Hull, has been acquired by Bestway Wholesale, strengthening the London firm's presence in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
County Durham's Banks Group returns to profit with turnover up to £43.4m, driven by mining, homes, and property divisions, while investing for future growth.
Chase Bank will increase cashback on debit and credit cards to 2% from July 1, but customers must meet new criteria including 15 monthly transactions and £1,000 in savings.
Valero signs new long-term lease with ABP for its 12-acre liquid fuels terminal at Port of Cardiff, safeguarding jobs and fuel supply for South Wales.
Employers can nominate young professionals under 30 for the Pam Allardice Rising Star of the Year award, part of the 2026 ProCon Awards in Leicestershire and Rutland.
Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce names Emma Holt as new CEO, bringing legal and academic expertise to lead the organization.
BBC veteran Rhodri Talfan Davies, with over 28 years at the corporation, has been promoted to deputy director-general, overseeing editorial strategy and public trust.
The Financial Reporting Council investigates PwC's audit of WH Smith following a £50m profit overstatement in its US division, with the retailer also under FCA scrutiny.
Emi Martinez has achieved his goals at Aston Villa, including winning a trophy and Champions League football. If he wants a new challenge this summer, the club should consider letting him go.
An Emirates employee assisted a crime family in smuggling £30 million in cash to Dubai, highlighting security lapses and organized crime.
KPMG, Billington Group, and Hoxton Wealth have signed leases at The Plaza in Liverpool, pushing occupancy to 97%. The building recently underwent a £3.7m refurbishment.
Craig Gardner has stepped down as Birmingham City's Director of Football. The club has begun searching for his successor, with high-profile candidates linked.
Aston Villa's summer transfer window priorities include selling assets to boost spending, reducing squad age, and adding pace in wide areas. Key decisions loom on Martinez, Rogers, and Rashford.
Paul McEldon, OBE, steps down as CEO of North East BIC after 25 years, having boosted the regional economy by over £2.5bn. Successor search underway.
Dame Debbie Crosbie's total pay rose to £4.67m after steering Nationwide's £2.9bn acquisition of Virgin Money, despite a fall in profits and ongoing criticism over board elections.
Craig Gardner leaves Birmingham City after five years as Director of Football, with his legacy as a bridge between eras and key role in the club's transformation under Knighthead.
Michael Plaut, a Welsh entrepreneur, has been appointed to the Crown Estate board. His role includes advising on Welsh interests as the estate expands its board under new legislation.
New plans for the delayed Pydar development in Truro have been submitted to Cornwall Council, aiming for 320 homes, 400 student beds, and commercial space with revised viability.
Revolution Beauty and Debenhams Group have signed a licensing deal to develop beauty and fragrance lines for brands like PrettyLittleThing, marking a reset after a 2023 boardroom dispute.
Sainsbury's will stop selling brown eggs in favor of white eggs to cut emissions by 2035. Morrisons and Waitrose refuse to follow, sparking customer backlash.
Lloyds Bank reports business confidence rose to 47% in May, with trading outlook up four points to 58%. Construction sector sees biggest rebound.
Lloyds Bank announces a £500M initiative to retrofit UK universities, supporting up to 4,000 jobs and modernising 300 campus buildings, backed by the National Wealth Fund.
Aston Villa's summer transfer window is set to begin after Europa League triumph. With Champions League qualification, Villa has more flexibility but faces squad cost rules. Player sales could boost spending, but losing Morgan Rogers would leave a gap.
A 1p loophole could help savers avoid Rachel Reeves' 22% tax charge on cash held in stocks and shares ISAs, as new rules take effect from April 2027.
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Craig Gardner has stepped down as Birmingham City's Director of Football after five years, during which he oversaw recruitment and played a key role in the club's takeover.