The Residential Nil Rate Band – What Does It Mean For You?
Posted by Karen Jones on July 5, 2023Learn about how the residential nil-rate band (RNRB) and how it applies to inheritance tax (IHT).
Freelance taxes – do you employ freelancers? Don’t fall foul of the taxman
Posted by Karen Jones on June 26, 2023Freelance taxes – does your company use freelancers? Make sure you know the laws or you could receive a large fine from HMRC.
Self-assessment threshold – what you need to know
Posted by Karen Jones on June 19, 2023The self-assessment threshold for PAYE income is currently £150,000. This post tells you what you need to know about the threshold.
Could a delayed phone call land you with a tax investigation?
Posted by Karen Jones on June 16, 2023Tax investigations – waiting to speak to the taxman causes major problems for taxpayers can it even lead to a tax investigation?
31 July – Tax Credits claim deadline
Posted by Karen Jones on June 5, 2023Tax credits renewals – each year tens of thousands of people fail to renew their tax credits ahead of the 31 July deadline. Beware!
9 of our top tax tips
Posted by Karen Jones on May 26, 2023Top tax tips – we highlight 9 personal tax tips that could help save you from paying too much over to the taxman.
Do I have to pay UK tax if I live abroad?
Posted by Karen Jones on May 22, 2023If you live in another country or plan to do so, you may ask yourself: “Do I have to pay UK tax if I live abroad?” We help you find out.
Second home: Can I avoid paying CGT?
Posted by Karen Jones on May 3, 2023If you have a second home, can you avoid paying CGT when you sell? The answer to this one is, no. But with expert help, you may be able to lower your final CGT bill.
Something to declare? HMRC’s let property tax amnesty is still open
Posted by Karen Jones on April 28, 2023Are you a landlord? If your tax affairs aren’t in order, then there’s still time to take advantage of HMRC’s Let Property Campaign. We explain how.
How to reclaim overpaid CGT
Posted by Karen Jones on April 5, 2023Are you struggling to reclaim overpaid CGT on a property sale? If so, we explain how it can be done – and how our accountants can help you.
