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Rachel Richardson knows Nyman Libson Paul from more than one perspective. Having started her career here as a trainee, she’s worked her way up to Audit Manager. She now supports a varied portfolio of charities, arts organisations and small businesses, as well as the next generation coming through the firm. We caught up with Rachel […]

Receiving a letter from HMRC can be unsettling. But an enquiry doesn’t automatically mean you’ve done anything wrong.

In the latest instalment of our Meet the Ally series, we sit down with Advisory Partner Laurence Fishman.

Businesses impacted by change to the main financial reporting standard, FRS 102, should be alert to the potential for repercussions for their tax position as a result.

Good advice starts with understanding the person behind the question. For Lindsay, Director of Client Services at NLP, being an accountant isn’t simply about supplying the technically correct answer. It’s about understanding what a client is trying to achieve, seeing the bigger picture and bringing together the right expertise to help them make decisions with […]

Starting your career is a big step, and choosing the right place to do it can make all the difference. In our Graduate Spotlight series, we’re handing things over to the people who know the NLP graduate experience best: our graduates themselves. We caught up with one of our current Graduate Audit Trainees, Riya Johny, […]

At NLP, being a good adviser is about more than knowing the numbers. It’s about understanding the people behind them, being there when challenges arise and building relationships that last.

HMRC has recently partnered with British-based data analytics and AI leaders, Quantexa, in a £175 million deal. Quantexa works with public sector organisations globally on fraud, risk, compliance and data modernisation initiatives. The aim in this case is to support the modernisation of HMRC’s core data infrastructure, giving it a clearer, connected view of its […]

Even where headline income tax rates remain unchanged, your tax bill may not.

If you receive income from dividends, savings or rental property, it’s worth understanding what has already changed from 6 April 2026 and what is due to change from 6 April 2027. These changes affect three of the most common sources of personal income, so reviewing your position now could help you plan with greater confidence. […]

Starting a career in audit might not be quite what you expect. There’s much more to it than numbers and spreadsheets, from working directly with clients and understanding how businesses operate to building relationships and developing skills that can shape your entire career.

Changes to inheritance tax (IHT) mean pension wealth could soon form part of your estate in circumstances where many people previously expected it to remain outside the IHT calculation.