Economic Crime Levy – does your business need to pay?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on September 19, 2024In this article, we look at which businesses need to pay the Economic Crime Levy and comply with Money Laundering Regulations.
How to register a trust – act now to avoid a fine!
Posted by Ian Henman on September 11, 2024Did you know that many non-taxable trusts need to be registered with HMRC? Register your trust now to avoid a fine.
IR35 reform scrapped: what it means for contractors
Posted by Karen Jones on September 9, 2024Back in the September 2022 Mini Budget, then Chancellor Kwazi Kwarteng surprised many by announcing that he planned to scrap IR35 reform.
Fractional shares ISAs approved as British ISA scrapped
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on September 5, 2024Fractional shares ISAs confirmed to be tax-free, but the governments has scrapped the British ISA before it was launched.
Business mileage rate / tax on redundancy payments
Posted by Karen Jones on September 2, 2024In this news update we confirm the rules regarding the business mileage rate and look at the threshold for taxation of redundancy payments.
Payroll giving – a brief guide
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on August 29, 2024If you are thinking of offering a payroll giving scheme for your employees, our guide tells you how to set one up and administer it.
Changes to the non-dom tax regime explained
Posted by Karen Jones on August 22, 2024The government has scrapped the non-dom tax regime from April 2025. We look at what has replaced it.
Automatic tax refund cheques to stop
Posted by Karen Jones on August 12, 2024Until recently, if employees didn’t claim a tax refund online, HMRC would automatically send out a cheque. This practice has now stopped.
VAT on school fees – what you need to know
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on August 5, 2024VAT on school fees will be applied from January 2025, while schools in England will have to pay business rates from April 2025.
Got a pension? HMRC may owe you £3000+ in overpaid tax
Posted by Karen Jones on July 26, 2024If you have taken money from your pension pot, there’s a chance that HMRC could owe you over £3,000 in overpaid tax.
