Join our tax experts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates as they break down the fast‑growing gig economy. They unpack what the term really means, how employment status is determined, and the key tax obligations gig workers need to understand. Whether you’re freelancing full‑time, side‑hustling on weekends, or simply curious about how gig work fits into the wider tax landscape, this episode gives you the clarity you’ve been looking for.

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Although no new tax changes were announced in this year's Spring Statement, fiscal drag means that there are 42.6% more higher rate taxpayers and 117% more additional rate tax payers than there were in 2021-22. In this special bonus episode, tax experts Tim Woodgates and Matthew Grief explain what this means in practical terms. 

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With Valentine’s Day just behind us, love is still in the air - but this time our tax experts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates are looking at it through a tax lens. In this bonus episode they unpack the practical side of tying the knot, exploring what being married (or in a civil partnership) can mean for UK taxpayers.

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Taxes can be confusing, overwhelming, and full of unanswered questions. Join our tax experts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates as they answer the top three tax questions business owners are asking in 2026. 

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Join our tax experts, Tim Woodgates and Matthew Grief for this bonus episode of The Tax Advice Podcast, where they talk through the tax changes announced in Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Autumn Budget.

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Join Moore's tax experts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates as they explore the options for tax relief on charitable contributions.

From the well-known Gift Aid scheme to more advanced opportunities such as donating land and property and inheritance tax (IHT) planning, this episode highlights the options available. 

If you are curious about maximising the benefits of charitable giving, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

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Join experts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates from Moore for the third and final part of the changing business structures mini series where they explore what happens when you want to split your business, why and when you might want to do this and the tax implications you need to consider. 

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In this second episode of our short series, hosts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates dive into the world of holding companies. What exactly is a holding company? Why might a business choose to create one? And perhaps most importantly—what are the tax implications?

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In part one of this short series, tax experts Matthew Grief and Tim Woodgates discuss key considerations when changing your business structure, including the financial and tax benefits, potential risks, and what these changes could mean for the future of your business.

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Tax expers Matthew Grief and our special guest speaker, Moore East Midlands Partner Michelle Watson, explain what Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is, who's impacted, and what landlords and sole traders will need to do differently from April 2026 when the first phase becomes mandatory. 

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