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Rental income – have you declared it?

Rental income – have you declared it?

Date posted: 12th Oct 2020

Over recent years we have helped a lot of new clients declare previously undeclared rental income to HMRC. The rental income has usually not been declared as a…

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HM Revenue & Customs’ Enquiries are on the Rise!

HM Revenue & Customs’ Enquiries are on the Rise!

Date posted: 12th Oct 2020

During the initial stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) re-assigned staff members to make sure that there was sufficient human resource to allow businesses…

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Subcontractors and VAT on Installation/Fitting

Subcontractors and VAT on Installation/Fitting

Date posted: 12th Oct 2020

If you are introducing subcontractors to install or fit products that you sell to customers, then you need to take care to ensure that you do not end…

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Still considering an electric company car?

Still considering an electric company car?

Date posted: 30th Sep 2020

There is currently a zero P11d benefit for the drivers of electric cars in 2020/21. The legislation for this change is included in Finance Act 2020 which also…

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Get ready for leaving the EU on 1 January 2021

Get ready for leaving the EU on 1 January 2021

Date posted: 30th Sep 2020

The United Kingdom leaves the European Union at 11pm on 31 December 2020 when the transitional period ends. It is still unclear whether a trade deal will have…

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Capital allowances – cliff edge approaching?

Capital allowances – cliff edge approaching?

Date posted: 29th Sep 2020

Breaking news update – Government extends £1m Annual Investment Allowance  cap to 1 January 2022 The Government has extended the £1m Annual Investment Allowance cap to 1 January…

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Errors in furlough claims

Errors in furlough claims

Date posted: 15th Sep 2020

As you may have read in the press, HM Revenue & Customs believe that up to £3.5bn of furlough monies may have been claimed in either error or…

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Retirement age and pension planning

Retirement age and pension planning

Date posted: 14th Sep 2020

The government has confirmed that it will increase the age at which people can access their pensions from 55 to 57 in 2028. This means that if you…

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Certain Property Business Owners are Liable to Class 2 NICs

Certain Property Business Owners are Liable to Class 2 NICs

Date posted: 4th Sep 2020

Class 2 National Insurance Contributions (NICs) are currently paid at the rate of £3.05 per week by self-employed earners. A person who is liable to Income Tax on…

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Numerous Fraudlent CJRS Claims Identified

Numerous Fraudlent CJRS Claims Identified

Date posted: 3rd Sep 2020

HMRC’s CJRS fraud reporting portal had received over 2,000 reports of wrongful claims. Examples of such wrongful claims include; Claiming furlough payments for staff who are continuing to…

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