In the Autumn 2024 Budget, the UK government confirmed plans to reintroduce taxes on double cab pick-up trucks used as company cars, a policy set to take effect in April 2025.This move, which was originally proposed by the Conservative Party in the March 2024 Budget but late...
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From April this year, employers across the UK will need to review their hourly rates of pay and make adjustments where necessary to reflect the latest increase to the National Minimum Wage alongside changes to the National Living Wage.The National Living Wage, whic...
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From 1st May onward, British companies filing various documents, forms, and declarations will need to pay higher charges due to an uplift of the Companies House fee schedule. While the filing costs remain nominal, some have risen by as much as 300% or more, which may impact ...
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As the deadline for 2022/23 self-assessment tax returns and payments draws closer, you must take pre-emptive action if you cannot pay your obligations on time. HMRC normally issues a reminder letter initially if your tax return or payment is not received by 31st January.Howe...
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If you’re self-employed or work as a sole trader, you might have just received your HMRC income tax statement, showing a final payment due on 31st January for the 2022/23 tax year and your first payment on account, due on the same date, for 2023/24.Payments on account are ...
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As we approach the winter period, many clients report increasingly busy trading environments as so many sectors gear up for the festive season and make preparations for holiday closures and heavy demand during the next few weeks.While there are often many priorities over the...
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From the 2023/24 tax year, HMRC has introduced changes to the reporting period requirements for partnerships and self-employed taxpayers. Your 'basis period' is the 12 months over which you prepare your accounts and submit details of your income and taxable profits to the ta...
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The question of asset financing often comes up when it’s time for a business to invest in new equipment, software or vehicles – larger outgoings that can put a strain on cash flow.However, it can be tricky for managers and owners to determine whether they would be better...
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Auto-enrolment was first introduced back in 2012 as part of a government initiative to make it easier for more people to save towards retirement and place obligations on employers to offer accessible pension schemes.However, we often speak with clients unsure of the current ...
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Nudge letters are issued where HMRC has reason to believe an individual has undeclared taxable income, often because of information-sharing agreements that may indicate a revenue or gain occurring in another jurisdiction that does not marry with the declarations made.The imp...
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