Client Newsletters
Our client enews aims to provide a summary of the financial news and reminders that may matter to you and your business. As not all may be relevant, and to make it easier to read we give only a brief overview.
If you would like to discuss any of the matters with us, please contact us.
Client Newsletter November 2025
Client Newsletter August 2025
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Client Newsletter July 2025
Small Business Tax & Finance Update
In this month's update for SMEs:
- HMRC reviews directors’ loan account tax relief - HMRC has started contacting tax agents to check whether companies correctly claimed relief relating to directors’ loan accounts.
- Fixing Britain’s work and health gap - Employers are being asked to spend £6bn a year on staff health support to tackle Britain’s growing worklessness.
- Most see no gains from MTD for income tax - A new survey has indicated that most businesses and agents see little benefit in Making Tax Digital for income tax (MTD IT), despite rising awareness.
- UK growth set to stall again in 2026 - The UK economy is expected to experience another subdued year in 2026, with growth forecasted to decline below 1%. The downgrade came a few weeks before the Chancellor delivered her Budget.
Business Update December 2025
Spotlight on...
- Key accounting practices for managing business debt effectively - Borrowing can fund growth, smooth seasonality and bridge large orders. Problems start when visibility slips, costs jump or deadlines are missed. The goal is simple: know your obligations, keep headroom and act early. This guide sets out practical steps for you to follow: how to build a 12-week cash view, set a rational payment order, handle late payers, and engage lenders and HMRC before issues escalate. It also outlines short-term cash actions, when to consider formal options and the habits that reduce reliance on expensive borrowing. Use it as a checklist, review monthly and adjust to your model. READ MORE
- Wealth transfer strategies for high-net-worth individuals - Intergenerational wealth planning is most effective when tax, investment, family governance and timing work together. This guide sets out practical options using current UK rules and allowances. It explains how to combine annual exemptions and larger lifetime gifts, where trusts and family investment companies can help, and why pensions continue to be central after the lifetime allowance changes. It also covers portfolio tactics for capital gains, opportunities for business and agricultural reliefs, and the role of structured philanthropy. For internationally mobile families, we highlight the shift to the new foreign income and gains regime and the move towards residence-based inheritance tax (IHT) exposure, so timing and residence decisions can be taken with eyes open. READ MORE
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Charities Enews
Charities enews February 2025
AISMA Doctor Newsline
The AISMA Doctor Newsline, the newsletter for GPs and practice managers, is published by our membership organisation, the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants.
Included in the Summer 2025 edition:
- Flu vaccines are still profitable – if managed carefully
- Ask AISMA! GPs’ questions about puzzling financial issues are tackled
- Opinion piece: 'The big challenge is coming up with the right numbers'
- A message from AISMA’s new chair
- NHS pension update: what you should know
AISMA GP Newsline Summer 2025
AISMA GP Newsline Spring 2025
AISMA GP Newsline Winter 2024/2025
AISMA GP Newsline Autumn 2024