New tax year, new rules: what’s changing for businesses and landlords in 2026/27? image

New tax year, new rules: what’s changing for businesses and landlords in 2026/27?

Another year has sped by, with a new tax year about to begin. It’s traditionally a time for change in tax rates and other fiscal policies… and this April is no different.

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Posted byFreeAgent
onTuesday, 24 March 2026

With the new UK tax year approaching, now is a good time for businesses and advisers to review what’s changing—and what it means in practice.

This FreeAgent article outlines the key updates for the 2026/27 tax year, covering areas such as allowances, thresholds, and other adjustments that could affect how income is reported and taxed.

While some changes are incremental, others may have a more noticeable impact depending on individual circumstances. Understanding these updates early can help with planning, whether that’s adjusting drawings, reviewing expenses, or preparing clients for the year ahead.

For accountants and bookkeepers, it’s also an opportunity to start proactive conversations and ensure clients are aware of what’s coming.

A useful overview to keep in mind as the new tax year begins.

Read the full article here >

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