Two Leaders, One Vision: Streets and Xero Partner Up
We are delighted to have committed to Xero as our primary bookkeeping partner and are just as delighted that they have committed to us. Streets really do believe Xero is THE nicest software to use in the accounting industry (for both clients and accountants) and we will now be one of the foremost partners of […]
Stamford accountancy practice Brayshaw Morey joins us to secure long-term future
We are delighted that Stamford-based accountancy practice Brayshaw Morey has merged with us. The move is designed to secure its long-term future while enhancing benefits for both staff and clients. Founded in 1987 by former tax inspectors, including Ross Clephane, Brayshaw Morey has built a strong reputation for trusted, practical advice and long-standing client relationships. […]
2026 Business Predictions: Paul Tutin, Chairman and Managing Partner
Key Challenges and Smart Moves for UK Firms in 2026 As we approach 2026, I am reminded of the many regulatory, economic and political cycles I have seen over the years and how profoundly they can shape business performance. Each period of change brings new pressures, but experience has shown me that those businesses which […]
Autumn Budget 2025: What It Means for Your Wealth, Property and Business
By Jennie Brown, Tax Partner The Chancellor’s second Autumn Budget has landed, and while headline income tax rates remain untouched, the devil is in the detail. This is a revenue-raising Budget without the political shock factor, leaning heavily on stealth measures that will reshape tax planning for property owners, investors, and business leaders. Here are […]
Autumn Budget 2025 predictions: what small businesses need to prepare for
As the UK government prepares to unveil the Autumn Budget 2025, SME’s are watching closely, with trading conditions still challenging due to: rising wage costs persistent inflation ongoing tax pressures Many small businesses are hoping the Chancellor will offer targeted relief to the backbone of the UK economy: its smallest employers. Recent reports suggest business […]
Unlocking Innovation – European Grant Funding Options for Growing Businesses
By Dr Rehman Rafiq For ambitious companies looking to accelerate innovation, European grant funding offers a compelling alternative to private investment. Unlike equity-based finance, these non-dilutive programmes allow businesses to retain full ownership while gaining the resources, credibility, and momentum needed to bring breakthrough ideas to market. Working with Streets dramatically accelerates your path to […]
R&D tax relief in 2025 – fewer claims, bigger values, tougher checks
By Dan Jones, Head of Streets Innovation If the R&D landscape has felt different this year, there is good reason. HMRC released statistics in September 2025 relating to R&D tax relief support claimed for the 2023 to 2024 tax year. The new picture is of a system that is still supporting substantial investment but is […]
We expand our presence in the South West with merger of Stevens and Willey
We are delighted to announce our latest merger with the leading Barnstaple-based firm Stevens and Willey. The merger sees us extend our network of offices further into Devon, adding to our growing number of offices nationally and reinforcing our commitment to being local in presence but national in capability. The merger coincides with the recent […]
Why protecting your digital identity is now central to managing assets and preserving trust
By Mark Smith, Chief Information Officer In today’s tech-enabled world, we can get complacent about safety. Cars automatically stop us from hitting that fox that jumped out in front of us, smartwatches warn us to take a rest and our house alarm detects the sound of breaking glass outside. These advancements are amazing, genuinely saving […]
HMRC can once again recover unpaid tax direct from your bank accounts
By Kelly Goodchild, Senior Tax Manager A policy that was paused at the start of the pandemic has now been reintroduced from 22 September, whereby HMRC has the power to recover tax debts directly from the taxpayers bank account. This Direct Recovery of Debts (DRD) requires banks and building societies to pay HMRC directly from […]