Employer National Insurance increase: what next?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on November 4, 2024In her 2024 Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves instigated a hike in Employer National Insurance contributions. We look at what it means for you.
Claiming Working from home expenses
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on November 1, 2024If you’re employed and claim working from home expenses or other employment-related expenses, you need to know about these changes.
Free MTD software for THP clients
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on October 28, 2024Did you know that THP offers MTD compliant software to small business, self-employed and landlord clients? This post tells you more.
Lifetime gifts and Inheritance Tax: how to notify HMRC
Posted by Ian Henman on October 28, 2024You may know that lifetime gifts can be exempt from IHT if you live for seven years afterwards. But how do you report them to the taxman?
Landlord limited company registrations soar
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 24, 20242024 has seen an upsurge in landlord limited company registrations. However, setting up limited companies won’t benefit all landlords.
CGT exemption reduction: should landlords sell up now?
Posted by Karen Jones on October 24, 2024CGT changes announced back in 2022 mean the tax-exempt Capital Gains Tax allowance is now shrinking. So should you sell up?
CGT and gold: what you need to know
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 21, 2024Do you know how CGT and gold interact? In some cases, it’s possible to invest in gold without having to pay CGT on any future profits.
HMRC letters for landlords not declaring income
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 20, 2024HMRC often sends letters to landlords asking them to declare rental income and pay tax. We look at how HMRC learns about landlords’ financial affairs.
Landlord news: profits down as CGT and insurance costs continue to rise
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 14, 2024In this landlord news update, we look at declining profits in the buy-to-let sector, rising insurance costs and changes to CGT.
VAT invoice requirements – don’t let your claims get rejected!
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on October 10, 2024Not following official VAT invoice requirements can mean VAT claims become invalid. So how do you avoid this potentially expensive mistake?
