The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has released his Spring Statement. In this blog we highlight some of the key points that may affect you:
Read MoreMaking Tax Digital will be coming into effect from April 2023 and it will be compulsory. You can voluntarily sign up for this now though. But who will it impact and, if you complete a self-assessment tax return what does this mean for you?
Read MoreWe’re urging all business owners to check that they definitely met all of the requirements to make a claim for the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme and the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme.
If you received any of the SEISS grants, we'd recommend that you familiarise yourself with the updated guidelines - you may need to pay some or all of it back.
Read MoreHave you heard people talking and posting about The Great Resignation 2021? We've put together some guidance if you or someone you know is thinking about starting their own business.
Read MoreThe 5th SEISS grant is coming soon and will cover the period May 2021 to September 2021. Find out if you are eligible.
Read MoreThis year the UK Government allowed businesses to defer their VAT bills and instead pay in instalments. This scheme finishes on 21st June 2021 and you will need to make a decision on payment going forward to avoid incurring a penalty.
Read MoreHMRC have ambitions to be the most digitally advanced tax administrations in the world. Businesses have been switching since 2019 and will continue to do so for the next couple of years.
Read MoreNow that P60's are being sent out, it's time to start thinking about completing your tax return. Getting organised now will save you a lot of trouble and stress further down the line. As we've said before, HMRC aren't the most sympathetic when it comes to errors, no matter how creative your excuse is...
Read MoreWhen the pandemic hit the UK, a huge amount of people were suddenly required to work from home. In response, HMRC broadened the criteria on who could claim tax relief. Businesses need to keep in mind though, the change was only temporary and we should expect to see them reverting back as the pandemic eases.
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