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The integration of Trullion stands as a testament to Goodman Jones’ proactive approach to innovation and its dedication to delivering exceptional service.

Goodman Jones LLP Embraces Trullion to Elevate Audit Innovation

Kishor Patel - kpatel@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 27th June 2025

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An extra £6.4bn for HMRC and thousands of new staff sound promising, but with a push towards 90% self-serve by 2030, the days of easily speaking to someone about your tax issue may be numbered.

HMRC to Receive £6.4bn Investment with Focus on Compliance and Digital Services

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 12th June 2025

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Goodman Jones remains committed to being an independent firm. We will continue to prioritise a service that is truly valued by our clients. To achieve this, we invest significantly in our people, allowing them to flourish and contribute their own energy and ideas for the benefit of everyone we work with

Matt Cook appointed as GJ’s new Managing Partner

Matthew Cook - Managing Partner - mcook@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 2nd June 2025

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Draft legislation was provided at the Budget: Domicile will indeed be abolished and will be replaced with a residence-based system with effect from 5 April 2025.

Non-doms: A brave new world

Fiona Clark - Partner - fclark@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 20th November 2024

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Being independent lets us prioritise what’s always been most important to us: building strong relationships, providing a tailored service of the highest quality, and creating a supportive environment for our team.

Changes & Constants at Goodman Jones

Julian Flitter - Partner - jflitter@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 13th November 2024

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In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

Autumn Budget 2024 Questions Answered

Graeme Blair - Partner - gblair@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 7th November 2024

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To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Autumn Budget Response 2024

Richard Verge - Tax Director - rverge@goodmanjones.com

Posted on 31st October 2024

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The integration of Trullion stands as a testament to Goodman Jones’ proactive approach to innovation and its dedication to delivering exceptional service.

Goodman Jones LLP Embraces Trullion to Elevate Audit Innovation

An extra £6.4bn for HMRC and thousands of new staff sound promising, but with a push towards 90% self-serve by 2030, the days of easily speaking to someone about your tax issue may be numbered.

HMRC to Receive £6.4bn Investment with Focus on Compliance and Digital Services

Matt Cook appointed as GJ’s new Managing Partner

Draft legislation was provided at the Budget: Domicile will indeed be abolished and will be replaced with a residence-based system with effect from 5 April 2025.

Non-doms: A brave new world

Being independent lets us prioritise what’s always been most important to us: building strong relationships, providing a tailored service of the highest quality, and creating a supportive environment for our team.

Changes & Constants at Goodman Jones

In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

Autumn Budget 2024 Questions Answered

To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.

Autumn Budget Response 2024

The integration of Trullion stands as a testament to Goodman Jones’ proactive approach to innovation and its dedication to delivering exceptional service.

An extra £6.4bn for HMRC and thousands of new staff sound promising, but with a push towards 90% self-serve by 2030, the days of easily speaking to someone about your tax issue may be numbered.

Following the publication of the consultation draft of SORP 2026, charities across the UK are taking stock of what the proposed changes could mean for them in practice. This session covers the key proposals and what they might look like in practice.

As always, the detail matters—and with changes of this scale, it’s important for charities to review the proposals carefully.

These revisions will bring important changes to how charities account for leases, recognise revenue, and report on certain specialised activities. And, as the upcoming Charities SORP will align with these changes, charities need to start preparing now.

Draft legislation was provided at the Budget: Domicile will indeed be abolished and will be replaced with a residence-based system with effect from 5 April 2025.

Being independent lets us prioritise what’s always been most important to us: building strong relationships, providing a tailored service of the highest quality, and creating a supportive environment for our team.

In the world of tax, one likes certainty, and certainly the budget seems to have provided a bit of certainty in various areas, whether it's tax rates or tax rules.

To raise the required £40bn one of the major taxes had to rise. Employers’ NIC was the only option so there is little surprise that the Employers’ NIC rate is being increased to 15% from April 2025.