Is Your Payment on Account Due by 31st July?
As a part of the tax planning that your accountant does for you every year, you could come across the term “payments on account”. If you haven’t come
As a part of the tax planning that your accountant does for you every year, you could come across the term “payments on account”. If you haven’t come
If you’re based in the UK and doing business overseas, the VAT rules can be a little complicated. In this article we’ll look at what a UK VAT
Regular readers will be familiar with the idea that a pension is a tax-efficient way of saving for retirement, but if you meet the qualifying
Regular readers will not be surprised that HMRC has lost another high-profile IR35 case, but this one is very unusual. HMRC claimed that former
Unlike Income Tax and Corporation Tax, which are taxes on income and profits, Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is based on the profit or “chargeable gain” you
Insurance cover for your business is an unusual and unique subject, because it involves buying something that you hope you’re never going to need.
The deadline for filing a P11D is the 6th of July, and if you have a director’s loan it will need to be declared. In this article we’ll look at how a
According to HMRC, one in twenty estates now pay inheritance tax (IHT). While it may be more comfortable to avoid thinking about what happens after
If you’re aged between 45 and 70, you may be missing years, worth thousands of pounds, off your state pension. It’s possible to buy missing years
Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered his Spring Budget today, the 15th of March 2023, calling it the “Budget for long term,
Self Assessment Filing DeadlineThe deadline for filing self-assessment tax returns for tax year 2021/22 was 31st January 2023, so if you needed to
Tips To Spring Clean Your FinancesWith 2023 now underway it’s time to tidy up your budget, review your spending habits and get your finances in order
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Recruiters – What if Your Umbrella Company Uses a Tax Avoidance Scheme
Where tax compliance is concerned, “don’t ask, don’t tell” is not a safe policy for recruiters to adopt, because recruitment agencies can be heldRecruiters - What to Do if Your Contractors Walk off Site
It can be extremely frustrating when your contractors unexpectedly stop work and leave a client site, so in this article we’ll look at what recruitersAs a Contractor, Do I Get a Pension?
Investing in your future has always been a good idea, a pension is the obvious way to start. The earlier you start saving, the easier it will be to