The Chancellor’s recent National Insurance cut is now in place. But how will it impact your pay packet? While the 2p reduction brings immediate savings, we hear from experts to highlight considerations regarding frozen tax thresholds.
It’s the beginning of the new year, and you’ve decided to finally declutter your wardrobe by selling some pre-loved pieces on platforms like Depop, Vinted and eBay. Do you need to pay tax on that?
A new points based penalties system for VAT tax is coming this April. Find out how this new penalty system will work.
We want everybody to be safe from scams. HMRC have recently released a warning to Self Assessment customers about tricksters offering false tax rebates and more.
Reverse Charge VAT for Construction Services postponed by 12 months, meaning the change will not be implemented until 1st October 2020.
Find out more about the domestic reverse charge VAT on supplies and services within the scope of the Construction Industry Scheme, introduced by HMRC.
The change will shift the responsibility for accounting for the VAT on ‘specified services’ from the supplier on to the recipient of the supply.
When it comes to the weather, clouds aren’t exactly everyone’s favourite forecast, but when it comes to accounting, well that’s a different matter … cloud based accounting is efficient, it’s effective and very much part of our digital future. From 1 April 2019, VAT registered businesses need to comply with HMRC’s Making Tax Digital regime
Personal Tax These come into force from the 2019/20 tax year including, an increase to the personal allowance and higher rate threshold, changes to residential inheritance tax and capital gains tax regime for non-UK residents Personal allowance and higher rate threshold The personal allowance increases on 6 April 2019 to £12,500 from £11,850. This will
Making Tax Digital is the latest move by the Government to make it easier for individuals and business to get their tax right and stay of top of their affairs. But there’s one small problem with this plan … according to our research, it seems that businesses in Cornwall just aren’t ready for it at
Introduced by HMRC in 2013, the High Income Child Benefit Charge applies to parents earning over £50,000 adjusted income per year. Total taxable income less pension contributions and gift-aid donations give the adjusted net income figure. HICBC places a tax charge of 1% on child benefit for each £100 above the £50,000 threshold the high-earner
Based on recent years HMRC will potentially issue at least 1 million late filing penalties. It is important to be ahead of the game in terms of advising clients who have failed to meet the filing obligation and to be able to address disputes with HMRC. Finance Act 2009, Schedule 55 and Schedule 56 reformed