Category: Opinion

Jul 13

Foolish not to review IR35’ ahead of General Election, says MP

IR35 is ‘Frankenstein’s monster’ and ‘must be slayed’, writes senior Tory MP in latest attack on off-payroll rules A senior MP is the latest Conservative politician to call for widescale changes to the IR35 legislation, which was described as a ‘Frankenstein’s monster’, impacting dynamism, entrepreneurship, jobs and growth. In an article headlined ‘IR35 hits Conservative […]
Jul 5

Brits partied post-Covid – increasing spending by £9bn on clothes and £46bn on going out

New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show UK household domestic spending spiralled £171.51bn in 2022, compared to 2021. Domestic spending rose from around £1.31 trillion in 2021 to approximately £1.49 trillion. Inflation was, of course, responsible for a sizable part of this increase, due to spiralling energy bills and a barmy Budget. […]
Jul 4

Today’s most influential generation(s): a fresh look at the consumer behaviours of Gen Z and millennials

A recent study has indicated that the behaviours, attitudes, and shopping preferences between Gen Z and Millennials are not as different as what is often portrayed in the media. In fact, both groups display very similar consumption patterns and preferences. Both generations showed a marked preference for short, easily digestible video content such as Instagram […]
Jun 17

The Ripple Effect of Brexit Tax on UK’s Small Businesses and Consumer Wallets

The United Kingdom’s landscape, characterised by its rich cultural heritage, economic dynamism, and intricate political scenarios, is once again at the forefront of international discussions. This time, the focal point is the repercussions of the Brexit tax imposed on food imports from the European Union (EU). The consequences of this new financial burden are anticipated […]