Social media influencers and tax
Posted by Ben Locker on January 8, 2025HMRC is sending out letters to influencers it believes may not be declaring income. But what are the rules regarding influencers and tax?
Changes for landlords in 2026
Posted by Ben Locker on January 7, 20252027 sees a lot of significant changes for landlords. We look at some of the most significant changes and how they will affect you.
Love, marriage and SDLT on additional properties
Posted by Ian Henman on December 25, 2024The chancellor introduced an extra charge to stamp duty land tax for additional properties a few years ago, here’s how you may be able to avoid it…
Can’t pay tax bill? This is what you need to do
Posted by Karen Jones on December 17, 2024Can’t pay tax bill? If you’re in this position, it’s important to act now if you want to set up a repayment plan and avoid penalties.
Pension lump sum rules
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 12, 2024If you have taken a tax-free pension lump sum and wish to return it, HMRC has confirmed that you may face penalties.
Online sellers – tax rules explained
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 9, 2024Some online sellers have been worrying about rules that require online platforms to share their data. We look at what happened.
Tax penalties: how much can a dispute cost me?
Posted by Karen Jones on December 9, 2024Tax penalties are very much in the news at the moment. We look at the penalties you could pay if HMRC succeeds in a tax investigation.
Employment Allowance explained
Posted by Mark Ingle on December 5, 2024Back in the Autumn 2024 Budget, the Chancellor announced significant changes to the Employment Allowance. We explain what they mean for you.
‘eBay Tax’ – the tax rules for selling online
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 5, 2024If you sell items online you may be liable for the so-called ‘eBay Tax’. We take a closer look at the tax rules for online selling.
Late self-assessment? Beware the tax return ‘super penalty’
Posted by Karen Jones on December 3, 2024Late self-assessment penalties can soon get expensive. But did you know HMRC has the power to impose a 200% ‘super penalty’ in some cases?
