Buy-to-let firms have become the most common type of business in the UK, driven by tax changes and rising incorporation among landlords, despite challenges like high mortgage rates and a shrinking rental mortgage market.
Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Spring Statement outlines key fiscal measures, including a £4.8bn welfare cut, downgraded economic growth forecast, £2.2bn defence boost, and planning reforms for 170,000 new homes. Market response remains cautious as debates over austerity versus stability continue.
The UK government is considering changes to its tax structure for large tech firms to avoid potential US tariffs. Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasises the need for a balanced approach to maintain competitiveness while ensuring fair taxation.
Discover Taiwan’s creative spirit in the UK! Enjoy an immersive performance at Tate Modern, witty comedy in Glasgow, a classic Taiwanese New Wave film festival via BFI, and a thought-provoking solo exhibition by Shon Chen in London.
British businesses remain optimistic about Taiwan’s economy, with 64% expecting revenue growth in 2025. Key opportunities lie in ICT, healthcare, and renewable energy. Despite geopolitical concerns, UK firms see Taiwan as a stable, growing market for trade and investment.
