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Director’s loans and tax issues

Director’s loans and tax issues

Date posted: 17th Oct 2023

Due to recent rises in interest rates, director-shareholders may look to borrow some funds from their own limited company, to help with personal finances. However, it is important…

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Dividends to family members – what are the risks?

Dividends to family members – what are the risks?

Date posted: 17th Oct 2023

Owners of personal and family companies frequently pay themselves a small salary and extract further profits as dividends. To utilise the unused personal and dividend allowances of other…

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Undeclared property income – what do you need to do?

Undeclared property income – what do you need to do?

Date posted: 17th Oct 2023

Rental income is a form of taxable income, that should be declared to HMRC. There are many instances where individuals have mis-understood this and have therefore not declared…

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Party, party, party – watch out for tax traps

Party, party, party – watch out for tax traps

Date posted: 17th Oct 2023

As we approach the festive season, many employees will be looking forward to their Christmas party. However, it is becoming more common for employers to host a summer…

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Salary sacrifice – a recap

Salary sacrifice – a recap

Date posted: 17th Oct 2023

Salary sacrifice is an arrangement whereby an employee reduces their salary in return for another form of benefit. The reduction in salary will mean less tax and national…

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PAYE employees – watch OUT for 60% tax on bonuses

PAYE employees – watch OUT for 60% tax on bonuses

Date posted: 17th Oct 2023

The next few months are an important time of year for tax planning. For some PAYE employees, they may be entitled to a bonus depending upon company performance….

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Autumn Statement – update

Autumn Statement – update

Date posted: 21st Sep 2023

It has been recently announced that the Chancellor will host his autumn statement on 22 November 2023. It will be interesting to hear the thoughts of the Chancellor…

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Gift aid donations – are you missing out on tax relief?

Gift aid donations – are you missing out on tax relief?

Date posted: 20th Sep 2023

Donations to charities, under the gift aid scheme, allow the charity to reclaim some of the tax paid by the donor. If an individual donates £80 to a…

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Selling residential property – is capital gains tax due?

Selling residential property – is capital gains tax due?

Date posted: 20th Sep 2023

If you make a capital gain on the sale of a UK residential property, you will need to report the gain to HMRC within 60 days of the…

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The implications of late VAT registration

The implications of late VAT registration

Date posted: 20th Sep 2023

VAT registration is compulsory for any UK established persons who are in business and make or intend to make taxable supplies should either one of the following tests…

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