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Forrester Boyd News

  • 27th February 2026

Double Success at Yorkshire Accountancy Awards!

We are celebrating a fantastic evening of recognition after winning Employer of the Year and receiving a Highly Commended accolade for our Marketing Team in the Support Team of the...

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  • 25th February 2026

CBI Deputy Chief Economist to Headline Grimsby Economic Breakfast

As part of the region-wide Humber Business Week celebrations, the Grimsby business community is set to welcome Alpesh Paleja, Deputy Chief Economist from the Confederation of Briti...

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  • 24th February 2026

CGT hikes lead to reduced tax take

The government cut the capital gains tax (CGT) annual exempt amount from £12,300 in 2022/23 to just £3,000 from 2024/25 onwards. You might expect this to lead to a higher tax take,...

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  • 24th February 2026

Can you beat the dividend tax rates rise?

From 6 April 2026, the basic and higher tax rates on dividend income are going to increase by two percentage points. This means owner-managers need to act as a matter of urgency if...

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  • 24th February 2026

Growing confidence in managing tax digitally

More individuals are taking control of their tax affairs as the use of HMRC’s app surges. Some seven million taxpayers used the app in 2025, which is a 40% increase on the previous...

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  • 24th February 2026

Breaking the (tax) code

More than 5.6 million employees were issued the wrong tax code last year, resulting in £3.5 billion in tax overpaid to HMRC. Reclaiming overpayments, however, can be a slow and fru...

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  • 24th February 2026
  • Making Tax Digital

Don’t fall into the communication gap on Making Tax Digital

Many potentially affected taxpayers have not yet engaged with a major change in tax reporting.

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Be aware donated instruments may not be the gift they seem

Academies and education settings are being warned about a recurring fraud scheme currently resurfacing across the sector. The Department for Education (DfE) Counter Fraud Team has ...

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What the EU’s carbon border rules mean for farm input costs

Since 1 January 2026, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has entered its full phase. Importers of certain carbon-intensive goods, including fertilisers, must now pa...

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  • 17th February 2026

Grimsby Businesses encouraged to “Get Ready” for Humber Business Week 2026

Preparations are gathering pace for Humber Business Week (HBW) 2026, with businesses across the region being encouraged to get involved early as the calendar of events begin fillin...

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