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Following Labour's landslide victory, Sir Keir Starmer's government, with Rachel Reeves as the first female Chancellor, intends significant tax reforms. These include potential increases for higher earners, VAT on private schools, and modernising non-dom tax status, alongside pledges to strengthen HMRC and tackle tax avoidance.

This article explores work addiction, or the workaholic phenomenon, detailing signs like persistent work thoughts and neglect of personal life. It discusses impacts on individuals and organisations, advocates for setting boundaries, promoting balance, and seeking support to address this pervasive issue effectively.

Election 2024 brings uncertainty for accountants amid Labour's victory. Economic growth is pivotal; potential tax hikes loom, impacting client strategies. Labour's policy shifts, like EU qualifications recognition, may reshape practices. Amidst fiscal debates and client concerns, readiness for change becomes paramount.