Vinted’s New Rule Change Starting Monday Could Impact Sellers Saturday, September 6, 2025 vinted sellers rules relisting tax hmrc marketplace regulations taxes shipping Second-hand marketplace Vinted is rolling out new rules starting Monday, September 8, which could significantly affect sellers on the platform. The updated terms and conditions introduce a clause prohibiting sellers from … Read More
Angela Rayner Stamp Duty Controversy Sparks Debate Over Starmer’s Support Friday, September 5, 2025 angelarayner stampduty tax keirstarmer housing politics ethics labourparty property controversy Labour leader Keir Starmer has publicly supported his deputy, Angela Rayner, after she revealed that she inadvertently paid less stamp duty tax on the purchase of her second home. The controversy centers on Rayner’s £800,000 … Read More
UK Family Holiday Park Faces Sale Amidst Inheritance Tax Reform Wednesday, August 20, 2025 inheritance tax holidayparks familybusiness coastandcountry ukbusiness estateplanning taxreform jobs hospitality A family-owned holiday park business in the UK is confronting difficult decisions, including selling some of its properties and potentially making staff redundancies, due to upcoming inheritance tax reforms. Ian James, owner … Read More
Somerset Vineyard Tax Break Exclusion Sparks Outrage Friday, July 18, 2025 somerset wine vineyard tax relief englishwineweek cider parliament policy reform Ministers are facing criticism for excluding small English vineyards from a tax relief scheme that currently benefits brewers and cider makers. Sir Ashley Fox, the MP for Bridgwater, highlighted this issue during a … Read More
Bath and Cambridge Advocate for Tourist Tax Powers to Manage Visitor Impact Tuesday, July 15, 2025 bath cambridge tourism tax localgovernment sustainability visitoreconomy heritage socioeconomic infrastructure Councillors in Bath are set to vote on Thursday regarding a proposal to introduce a local tourist tax aimed at managing the city’s heavy visitor numbers. Bath attracts approximately six million tourists annually, making it … Read More
MP Warns Sudden Farm Tax Reforms Threaten Food Security and Family Farms Thursday, May 29, 2025 inheritance farmers agriculture foodsecurity tax reforms somerset efra government rural Liberal Democrat MP Sarah Dyke has issued a strong warning about recent inheritance tax reforms impacting family-run farms, highlighting the threat they pose to rural communities and national food security. Representing … Read More