The tax implication of charging company electric vehicles (EV) at home has changed. The revised guidance applies to the cost of charging company-owned electric cars and vans at residential properties….
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In August, the Bank rate set by the Bank of England reached a 15 year high, rising from 5% to 5.25%. Whilst scary for mortgage payers, this is welcome news…
An accountant should be for your business life, not just your tax year end. Rather than dipping into expert services to minimise your yearly tax bill, a long term partnership…
Child benefit payments automatically stop on 31 August after a child’s 16th birthday. Parents can re-register but the timing is tight. To continue receiving child benefit, parents must tell HMSTC…
The annual exemption for capital gain tax is about to decrease – by more than half! Reducing the allowance from £12,300 to £6,000 is expected to impact 250,000 taxpayers during...
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Ask yourself these important questions: Would you use an unqualified accountant? Does it matter which qualifications your accountant has? Why is being a ‘chartered’ accountant important? The answers are important!...
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Last week saw the new Chancellor’s Emergency Budget announcement. Whilst billed as a mini budget, it certainly included some big changes impacting businesses and individuals. We’ve summarised the key points…
HMRC investigations have risen by 60%. Wow! The leniency shown during the pandemic is long gone. Landlords with rental properties in the UK and overseas are being targeted, alongside individuals...
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There was a significant ruling in the Supreme Court on 21 July which impacts those who are on zero hours contracts and calculating holiday pay. If you utilise this type...
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Electric cars are increasing in popularity, accounting for 11% of all new cars sold in the UK in 2021. Growing environmental concerns and financial incentives are combining to make ‘driving…
