Events

Our third Accentuate by K3 Hub webinar of the year took place on Friday 24th April.

Split into two parts, and aimed at professional advisers, the webinar includes a market and economic update, particularly relevant given the recent conflict in the Middle East, and a guide to share valuations.

In our fourth accredited CPD course of 2026, delivered in conjunction with leading training provider Tolley, we focused on recent developments in VAT and case law decisions affecting a wide range of businesses.

In our third accredited CPD course of 2026, delivered in conjunction with leading training provider Tolley and aimed at professional advisers, Ros Martin returns to consider the tax issues relating to different business structures.

As we approach the end of the 2025/26 tax year, the compliance issues associated with employment taxes come to the fore.

In our second accredited CPD course of 2026 delivered by leading training provider Tolley, Jeremy Mindell returned to deliver an employment and payroll taxes update.

Our second Accentuate by K3 Hub of the year took place on Wednesday 4th March. In this one-hour session we analyse the OBR’s latest economic and fiscal forecast and the Chancellor’s statement to Parliament.

In our first accredited CPD course of 2026 delivered by leading training provider Tolley, we looked at what’s new in employment law and what’s coming in 2026 and beyond.

Our first Accentuate by K3 Hub webinar of 2026 for professional advisers took place on Friday 6th February.

Split into two parts, the webinar includes a market and economic outlook for 2026 and a session on GEO vs SEO and why there has been a shift in potential clients searching for your business using ChatGPT rather than Google.

In our final accredited CPD course of 2025, delivered in conjunction with leading training provider Tolley, Jeremy Mindell returned to focus on year-end tax planning.

On Monday 1st December we held our Autumn Budget webinar for professional advisers.

The Autumn Budget took place on Wednesday 26th November and, in a rare pre-Budget address, Rachel Reeves refused to rule out higher taxes as she looks to balance the books. Speculation is already mounting over higher income tax, VAT and National Insurance rates.