URGENT – R&D tax relief – is a deadline approaching?
Date posted: 18th Sep 2024
Whilst HMRC continue to tighten up on R&D, companies should not be deterred from making a valid claim for R&D relief. However, one of the key changes introduced,…
Date posted: 18th Sep 2024
Whilst HMRC continue to tighten up on R&D, companies should not be deterred from making a valid claim for R&D relief. However, one of the key changes introduced,…
Date posted: 18th Sep 2024
The budget day is approaching which means that our professional contacts in the insolvency industry are usually inundated with enquiries about placing companies into member’s voluntary liquidation (MVL)….
Date posted: 12th Aug 2024
The date for the first new government Budget has been set – 30 October 2024. We will of course be digesting the changes and feeding this back to…
Date posted: 12th Aug 2024
As a landlord, periodically you will need to undertake work on your property. This may simply involve fixing a leaky tap or redecorating, or the work may be…
Date posted: 12th Aug 2024
Ensuring that your national insurance record is up-to date is extremely important in the coming months, particularly with the window to top up your national insurance contributions, closing…
Date posted: 12th Aug 2024
Being made redundant is an unsettling time, without the extra stress of considering whether the taxman wants to take a slice of your settlement. The starting point is…
Date posted: 12th Aug 2024
Most people will be aware that there may be tax considerations when selling a residential property. It is normally for a landlord selling a property to be aware…
Date posted: 12th Aug 2024
Many employees are required to wear a uniform or particular type of clothing whilst at work. Even where there is no set uniform, many have clothes that they…
Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024
HMRC form CT61 is a form required to be completed by a company if the company pays interest, royalties and other similar payments to an individual. Unlike banks…
Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024
Recent media coverage has suggested that around 500,000 individuals are caught in the 60% tax trap. Essentially, this means that an individual is paying 60% tax on every…