Who pays Corporation Tax? A brief guide.
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on June 12, 2025Who pays Corporation Tax? In this brief guide, we take a closer look at which organisations have to pay Corporation Tax in the UK.
Self-assessment threshold – what you need to know
Posted by Karen Jones on June 6, 2025The self-assessment threshold for PAYE income is currently £150,000. This post tells you what you need to know about the threshold.
HMRC simple assessments
Posted by Karen Jones on June 2, 2025The number of HMRC simple assessments raised is increasing. Much of the problem is fiscal drag – higher inflation and incomes, combined with static tax thresholds.
Can’t pay VAT? HMRC has online payment plans
Posted by Mark Ingle on May 23, 2025Can’t pay VAT? If your business meets certain criteria, you may be able to make use of HMRC’s online payment plan service.
Beware of HMRC scams
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on May 21, 2025HMRC scams are on the increase. This blog explains what is going on so that you can avoid getting caught and losing your hard-earned money.
Change your Will – to pay for pizza?
Posted by Ben Locker on May 19, 2025Fancy paying for your pizzas after your death? A New Zealand firm offered just that, but there are better reasons to change your Will.
How the taxman uses Big Brother techniques to make you pay
Posted by Ben Locker on May 14, 2025The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT). Here are some of the techniques the taxman uses to encourage you all to pay up in full and on time.
VAT exempt goods and services – two cautionary tales
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on May 12, 2025If you sell VAT exempt goods or services, you need to make very sure they are in fact exempt – as two recent cautionary tales show!
Undeclared rental income: Know the rules
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on May 9, 2025Undeclared rental income – find out how rental income is taxed and the consequences of not declaring all your BTLs to HMRC.
9 of our top tax tips
Posted by Karen Jones on May 7, 2025Top tax tips – we highlight 9 personal tax tips that could help save you from paying too much over to the taxman.
