New Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has reversed most of the announcements made in late September. Mini Budget Decisions To Be Reversed: This unprecedented action means there will be: No reduction in...
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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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Important Update: on 19 December 2022 the Government announced that the next stage of Making Tax Digital would be postponed from April 2024 to April 2026. The threshold for meeting...
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The number of people filing their tax returns on the first day of the new tax year has more than doubled in the last four years. Almost 30,000 more people...
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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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Have you received a request to submit an income tax return? Maybe you’ve just moved to the UK and this is your first experience of the UK tax system? Technology...
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A director’s loan account shows the net position between the company and the director, reflecting loans to and from directors, terms and the amount involved. If your company has directors’…
Tax relief is available to employees working from home in specific circumstances. It’s important to note that this is not applicable if employees have just chosen to work from home….
