Kilsby Williams supports Glamorgan through new era for Welsh Fire
The transaction formed part of the England and Wales Cricket Board’s £520m process relating to The Hundred competition and created a new 50:50 ownership structure for the Cardiff-based professional franchise team. Kilsby Williams advised Glamorgan Cricket on the sales process, providing specialist advice on the accounting treatment and financial implications of the transaction, helping the […]
Team embraces challenges for charity of the year
Based in Sully, Tŷ Hafan offers specialist care and support for children and young people living with life-shortening conditions and their families in Wales. Since the charity opened its doors in 1999, it has helped close to 1200 families. The charity offers end-of-life care, symptom management, emergency respite stay, therapy and sensory play for children, […]
From tax trainee to partner: Dafydd’s story
As I approach my 20-year milestone with Kilsby Williams in 2027, it’s rewarding to reflect on my career journey in tax including the valuable support and opportunities I have received to successfully progress to partner. It is testament to the firm that I have been with them for 19 years. While a lot has certainly […]
Profit and Loss filing changes for small companies
The measures are part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, which aims to improve transparency around business ownership and reduce the fraudulent use of the Companies House register. The changes were originally due to be implemented from April 2027 but were postponed following concerns raised by stakeholders. Now, as of April 2028, […]
A day at the races: where does tax come into play?
The event attracts some of the biggest names in horse racing with elite jockeys, owners and trainers competing for prestige and substantial prize money. For many racegoers, Royal Ascot is an exciting occasion to splash some cash in the hope of high financial rewards. Interestingly, the tax treatment between the different participants in horse racing […]
Does your business qualify for Inheritance Tax relief?
Under the current rules, more and more estates are being dragged into paying IHT than ever before. Big contributing factors to this are the freezing of the IHT nil rate band (NRB) until at least April 2031, pensions falling inside the taxable estate for IHT from April 2027, and the limit placed on the amount […]
Statutory sick pay reform
A summary of the changes are below: The 3 unpaid waiting days at the beginning of a period of sickness absence have been abolished. This means that SSP is payable from the first day of absence and employees can receive SSP even if they are absent for under 3 days. Employees were previously required […]
HMRC raises business mileage rate to 55p per mile
Effective from 6 April 2026, the approved rate for cars and vans has increased from 45p to 55p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles driven during a tax year. The measure was confirmed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in May 2026 and applies retrospectively from the beginning of the 2026/27 tax year. As a […]
HMRC just launched its new Targeted Advance Assurance schemes for R&D claims
To help address this, HMRC have offered an “advance assurance” application process to give businesses more certainty about their claims. As part of its consultation process, the UK Government has investigated whether a new clearance system could help improve the claim process, as well as reduce fraud and error in the claims for relief. Two […]
National minimum and living wage
A summary of the key points and considerations for employers are below: The NLW applies for workers age 21 and over, with the current rate now £12.71 per hour. The NMW rates for younger workers have also increased, with £10.85 per hour payable to those age 18 to 20 and £8 per hour for […]