Tax allowable expenses
Posted by Karen Jones on July 4, 2025Tax allowable expenses and the importance of them being “wholly and exclusive” for business purposes – we explain how it works.
Will M&S face VAT on sandwiches?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on July 3, 2025Marks and Spencer’s new ‘strawberries and creme’ flavoured sandwich has gone viral – causing some to examine the VAT on sandwiches rules.
Free business advice for Essex firms
Posted by Mark Ingle on July 2, 2025Is your company based in Essex? If so, you may be able to benefit from 12 hours of free business advice from Backing Essex Business.
What are employment related securities?
Posted by Ben Locker on June 30, 2025In this article, we look at what employment related securities are, the schemes that are available, plus reporting rules that apply to them.
The Residential Nil Rate Band – What Does It Mean For You?
Posted by Karen Jones on June 30, 2025Learn about how the residential nil-rate band (RNRB) and how it applies to inheritance tax (IHT).
Is it time to make a lasting power of attorney?
Posted by Ben Locker on June 27, 2025Is it time to make a lasting power of attorney? In short, yes! It’s never too early to protect your financial and health affairs.
Tax rebate schemes – too good to be true?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 26, 2025Beware of tax rebate schemes that seem too good to be true – or you could face a bill totalling tens of thousands of pounds.
Save Tax on your Buy To Lets without Incorporating…for married couples
Posted by Ian Henman on June 25, 2025Save tax on your buy to lets – if you are married and own properties there may be some tax efficient solutions for you. We explain.
Tax gap: small businesses & Corporation Tax in HMRC’s crosshairs
Posted by Mark Ingle on June 23, 2025HMRC has released its latest information about the tax gap – the difference between tax owed and tax paid – which highlights problem areas.
Landlord looking to transfer property to a limited company – the pros and cons
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 23, 2025Are you a landlord? Have you ever thought about transferring your properties to a Limited Company, you may find your better off!
