As part of our commitment to keeping you informed and supported, we want to share some important updates regarding the National Minimum Wage, which will take effect on April 1, 2024. What this means for you and your business: It’s time to prepare for the upcoming changes to ensure your business thrives while supporting your valuable…
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Yesterday, the Chancellor revealed his budget plan. This budget is very important for the Government and was likely set to get more support from people ahead of the big election. You can read the full statement here, but here are the main points: EconomyThe Chancellor said that not many people are without jobs. He noted that the cost…
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Due to the new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act, Companies House will play a bigger part in fighting economic crime. They’re introducing several updates to help with this: These are big changes and won’t happen all at once. They will start on March 4, 2024, and it will take a while to put everything…
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There’s been significant discussion and confusion regarding the HMRC’s tax rules for sellers on digital platforms like eBay and Vinted. Social media has been abuzz with claims of a new “side hustle tax,” but these claims are misleading. The Reality New Reporting Requirements Implications for Sellers Professional Guidance Given the nuances in tax law, especially…
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As a limited company owner, understanding the expenses your company can claim is crucial for maintaining tax efficiency and reducing your Corporation Tax payment. This guide provides an overview of allowable expenses, how to claim them, and essential considerations to stay compliant with HMRC regulations. Fundamental Rules for Limited Company Expenses: Record Keeping for Limited…
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If you’re self-employed, allowable expenses can reduce your Self-Assessment tax bill. You can claim tax back on some of the costs of running your business. HMRC calls these allowable expenses. These appear as costs in your business accounts deducted from the profit you pay tax on. Expenses can reduce the average sole trader’s tax bill—often…
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Today HMRC has announced that it will not charge:1) Late filing penalties for those who file online by 28 February 2022.2) Late payment penalties for those who pay the tax due in full or set up a payment plan by 1 April 2022. This will give customers and their representatives additional time if they need…
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Did you know allowable expenses, as HMRC calls them, can reduce your self-assessment tax bill? You can claim tax back on some of the costs of running your business – what’s called allowable expenses. These appear as costs in your business accounts and will be deducted from the profit that you pay tax on. In…
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It’s actually tricker than you might think! To help, HMRC have put together some excellent guidance and examples of related phishing emails, suspicious phone calls and texts – you can read it all here. The key information you need to know: Coronavirus (COVID-19) email scams: HMRC is aware of a phishing campaign telling customers they are eligible to…
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Here is a brief summary of the points most relevant to businesses like yours. The biggest impact will be the Health and Social Care Levy. From April 2022, there will be a 1.25% increase on Class 1 & 4 NIC and dividend tax. This means employees, employers, self-employed and directors on dividends will all pay…
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