The highly anticipated first budget from Chancellor Rachel Reeves was announced today. We were braced for the news, having been warned it would involve “painful choices” to secure £40bn to…
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From skydiving to shopping to monetary support, there are lots of ways to help your favourite charity. But do you know that claiming Gift Aid tax relief can reduce your…
The Equality Act 2010 expects every organisation to ensure it takes reasonable steps to prevent harassment in the workplace occurring irrespective of size of organisation. However, for sexual harassment the…
The dividend allowance halved this tax year, shrinking from £1,000 to £500 per year from 6 April 2024. If you receive dividends of more than £500 in a tax year,…
Do you need to submit a self assessment tax return for the tax year 2023 – 24? Have you registered for self assessment with HMRC? When we think of self…
The new Labour government is changing rules that apply to properties let as furnished holiday accommodation. The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, plans to abolish furnished holiday let (FHL) rules from April…
The new Labour government is taking steps to ensure that every long-term resident of the UK pays their taxes in the UK. “Non-dom” describes the tax status of a UK resident…
Is your business registered with Companies House? You need to read this! The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) has introduced many new requirements this year … and there…
“Non-dom” describes the tax status of a UK resident whose permanent home – for tax purposes – is outside the UK. Currently, a non-dom only pays UK tax on the money…
The new tax year started on 6 April, introducing lots of changes and opportunities. Here’s a handy reminder of three major aspects introduced on 6 April this year: 1. Higher…
