Individual landlords face higher tax bills from April 2027 with new property income rates adding two percentage points to each tax band, whilst limited company landlords remain unaffected and continue paying 19% (or 25%) corporation tax.
With a general election due before the 2029 implementation date, significant industry opposition, and the UK's long history of fiscal U-turns, there are genuine reasons to question whether the new £2,000 salary sacrifice cap will survive in its current form.
We break down the key measures from Budget 2025, including extended tax threshold freezes, salary sacrifice changes, ISA reforms, and support for pensioners and lower-income families.
The integration of cryptocurrency technology into traditional card gaming is creating new opportunities for global accessibility and instant transactions while introducing important considerations around tax obligations and financial management.
Speculation about increasing UK gambling duties could create ripple effects that extend beyond the betting industry, potentially impacting savers through investment returns, fiscal policy changes, and broader economic conditions.
