Contents I have been sent a nudge letter by HMRC - What should I do next? House prices/MTD for Income Tax delayed - What it means for you Six steps to secure finance for your business Managing business costs - what the energy and supply crisis...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: How SME confidence is on the rise as employers make plans to expand their workforce, rising house prices and inheritance tax, couples tax breaks, SMEs turning to unsecured loans to grow businesses and the pension triple lock – Could it be about to change…
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: Super-deduction giving businesses the confidence to grow, SMEs optimistic and frustrated as economy set to thrive, HMRC auto-correcting 2020-21 SEISS tax returns, Beware of exceeding your pension pot allowance…
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: Time to prepare for Corporation Tax changes, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax – Get ready now!Points-based system for HMRC late payment penalties, A helping hand with the cost of children’s summer activities and Will the Government take action...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: information on the new debt respite scheme, Covid related fraud and cybercrime, the work from home tax relief, Inheritance tax simplified reporting, tax free childcare bonuses plus key dates for your diary.ContentsNew Debt Respite Scheme launchedThousands of cases of...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers: Our webinar events, information on an official report recommending significant increases in Capital Gains Tax, how the Government could be about to launch a new permanent state-backedsmall business loan scheme, how the Federation of Small Businesses proposes a move to turn Covid...
Read MoreFour in five UK small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are confident that they will recover from the Coronavirus pandemic, according to research by Starling Bank and the Great British Entrepreneur Awards.The data indicates that 75 percent of business owners are feeling more confident than they...
Read MoreOur latest tax card, which includes Tax Rates for 2020/21 updated August 2020.Tax card 2020/21 ...
Read MoreAs lockdown restrictions lift across the UK, businesses are preparing for a new working environment. The Chancellor may have begun winding down the schemes that have supported businesses through the pandemic, but government-backed loans and the furlough scheme will remain factors for some time yet.Now,...
Read MoreThe speech was billed as a ‘Summer Economic Update’, rather than an ‘Emergency Budget’, Rishi Sunak unveiled the Government’s Plan for Jobs, described by the Chancellor as the second phase in the Government’s economic response to the crisis.Grants and reliefs offered by the Chancellor included...
Read MoreThe coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused major disruption to businesses and economies worldwide. Drastic measures have seen millions of people locked down. Working from home has become the new normal for many, while others have been furloughed to keep jobs viable.ContentsMental health in times of...
Read MoreThe most tax efficient way to extract profits for director-shareholders is usually to pay a minimal salary and top up with dividends. The salary level can be pitched to keep state pension entitlement, but stopping short of the point at which National Insurance contributions (NICs)...
Read MoreNHS pensions made news this year, with consultants and GPs blaming large tax bills, linked to pension statements, for making some work ‘uneconomic’. Why should high-earning power, coupled with pension provision, spell trouble – even for top-earners outside the NHS? We consider this issue and...
Read MoreThe government has recently been circulating adverts promoting the holiday pay awareness campaign. ‘Holiday pay: it comes with the job’ is part of the modern Industrial Strategy, which aims to give employers and workers a better understanding of both workplace rights and responsibilities. ContentsAn update on...
Read MoreEntrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) is a valuable tax relief for individuals seeking to dispose of their business. It can give access to a 10% rate of capital gains tax (CGT), subject to a £10 million lifetime limit. ContentsThe Disposing of a Business Age discrimination: do...
Read MoreContents I have been sent a nudge letter by HMRC - What should I do next? House prices/MTD for Income Tax delayed - What it means for you Six steps to secure finance for your business Managing business costs - what the energy and supply crisis...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: How SME confidence is on the rise as employers make plans to expand their workforce, rising house prices and inheritance tax, couples tax breaks, SMEs turning to unsecured loans to grow businesses and the pension triple lock – Could...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: Super-deduction giving businesses the confidence to grow, SMEs optimistic and frustrated as economy set to thrive, HMRC auto-correcting 2020-21 SEISS tax returns, Beware of exceeding your pension pot allowance Contents Beware of exceeding your pension pot allowance Super-deduction gives businesses confidence to...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: Time to prepare for Corporation Tax changes, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax – Get ready now!Points-based system for HMRC late payment penalties, A helping hand with the cost of children’s summer activities and Will the Government take action...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers articles on: information on the new debt respite scheme, Covid related fraud and cybercrime, the work from home tax relief, Inheritance tax simplified reporting, tax free childcare bonuses plus key dates for your diary.ContentsNew Debt Respite Scheme launchedThousands of cases of...
Read MoreOur latest newsletter covers: Our webinar events, information on an official report recommending significant increases in Capital Gains Tax, how the Government could be about to launch a new permanent state-backedsmall business loan scheme, how the Federation of Small Businesses proposes a move to turn Covid...
Read MoreFour in five UK small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are confident that they will recover from the Coronavirus pandemic, according to research by Starling Bank and the Great British Entrepreneur Awards.The data indicates that 75 percent of business owners are feeling more confident than they...
Read MoreOur latest tax card, which includes Tax Rates for 2020/21 updated August 2020.Tax card 2020/21 ...
Read MoreAs lockdown restrictions lift across the UK, businesses are preparing for a new working environment. The Chancellor may have begun winding down the schemes that have supported businesses through the pandemic, but government-backed loans and the furlough scheme will remain factors for some time yet.Now,...
Read MoreThe speech was billed as a ‘Summer Economic Update’, rather than an ‘Emergency Budget’, Rishi Sunak unveiled the Government’s Plan for Jobs, described by the Chancellor as the second phase in the Government’s economic response to the crisis.Grants and reliefs offered by the Chancellor included...
Read MoreThe coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused major disruption to businesses and economies worldwide. Drastic measures have seen millions of people locked down. Working from home has become the new normal for many, while others have been furloughed to keep jobs viable.ContentsMental health in times of...
Read MoreThe most tax efficient way to extract profits for director-shareholders is usually to pay a minimal salary and top up with dividends. The salary level can be pitched to keep state pension entitlement, but stopping short of the point at which National Insurance contributions (NICs)...
Read MoreNHS pensions made news this year, with consultants and GPs blaming large tax bills, linked to pension statements, for making some work ‘uneconomic’. Why should high-earning power, coupled with pension provision, spell trouble – even for top-earners outside the NHS? We consider this issue and...
Read MoreThe government has recently been circulating adverts promoting the holiday pay awareness campaign. ‘Holiday pay: it comes with the job’ is part of the modern Industrial Strategy, which aims to give employers and workers a better understanding of both workplace rights and responsibilities. ContentsAn update on...
Read MoreEntrepreneurs’ Relief (ER) is a valuable tax relief for individuals seeking to dispose of their business. It can give access to a 10% rate of capital gains tax (CGT), subject to a £10 million lifetime limit. ContentsThe Disposing of a Business Age discrimination: do...
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