HMRC enforcing Business Asset Disposal Relief limit
Posted by Karen Jones on June 17, 2024HMRC is telling people who have claimed more than the £1m Business Asset Disposal Relief lifetime limit to amend their tax returns.
What’s in the Finance Act 2024?
Posted by Karen Jones on June 10, 2024The Finance Act (No. 2) 2024 recently passed into law. We look at the measures that made it into the legislation – and some that didn’t.
VAT registration problems? You’re not alone
Posted by Mark Ingle on June 6, 2024If you’ve experienced VAT registration problems, you’re not alone. HMRC turns down thousands of applications each year.
R&D tax credits – a guide for businesses in 2024
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 4, 2024There have been changes to R&D tax credits in recent years. We look at the current system and how you can claim for the R&D you do.
Holiday home tax crackdown
Posted by Karen Jones on May 20, 2024HMRC is currently undertaking a holiday home tax crackdown, opening investigations into owners it believes aren’t paying the correct taxes.
Rental reform – Section 21 abolition still a long way off
Posted by Ben Locker on April 29, 2024The government is committed to rental reform, but as the Renters Reform Bill passes the Commons Section 21 abolition looks a long way off.
Late Self-assessment return? Penalties go up in May
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 25, 2024If you haven’t filed a late Self-assessment Tax Return by 1st May, you’ll get hit by penalties of £10 a day. Don’t fall into this trap!
Benefits of cloud accounting – 6 reasons to make the switch
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on April 24, 2024If you’re looking for a more efficient way to do your accounts, then it’s time to look at the benefits of cloud accounting!
VAT news – a Spring roundup
Posted by Karen Jones on April 22, 2024In this blog we cover the latest VAT news, from changing registration thresholds to the final say on whether a marshmallow is VAT rated!
When should you submit a 60 day CGT return by post?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 18, 2024When you sell certain properties, you usually submit your 60 day CGT return online. In some cases, though, you must post your return to HMRC.
