2019 Archives - AJN Accountants

19 Feb

Considering selling your buy to let property? It may be worth doing this before 5th April 2020

A couple of measures which should be well known by now, were introduced in the budget last year which will adversely affect landlords and taxes payable. Read on to find out more.

16 Feb

What is Form 17 and how is it applied?

The Form 17 Income Tax Declaration Form is used by married and civil partnership couples who want to declare unequal shares in a jointly owned property.

22:35 / Accounting / Advice / Landlords / News / Property / Tax planning

10 Feb

Help ease your VAT cash flow

This piece looks at the solutions available to the age old problem of cash flow and how they can be used to alleviate the burden on your business.

23:50 / Accounting / Advice / Business / FAQs / Financial planning / News / Small Businesses / VAT

05 Feb

Employers; further changes to workplace pensions

A workplace pension is a way of saving for your retirement that's arranged by your employer. Here are some key changes employers should be aware of.

21:35 / Accounting / Advice / Business / FAQs / News / pensions / Small Businesses / Tax planning

01 Feb

Utilising pension allowance from prior years

Making contributions to a pension scheme remains an incentivised method to save for retirement. This post discusses how you can utilise pension allowance from previous years.

12:39 / Accounting / Advice / Financial planning / News / pensions / Tax planning

23 Jan

Charities losing money – When to claim Gift Aid?

Charities are missing out on up to £600m as a third of donations do not add Gift Aid when they could have done. Read on to find out more.

19:34 / Accounting / Advice / Business / FAQs / News

21 Jan

Latest Advisory Rates have been published

The advisory fuel rates have been updated which are applicable from December 2018, read on to find out more.

19:50 / Accounting / Advice / Business / FAQs / News

15 Jan

Running a Limited company after state pension age?

The state pension was introduced in 1948. This is important as it is the earliest date you can claim your state pension and it depends on your date of birth.

21:16 / Accounting / Advice / FAQs / Financial planning / News / pensions / Tax planning

27 Dec

Winding up your company? What is the most tax efficient way to do so?

If your business life cycle has come to an end or perhaps you are retiring you may decide to wind up your company. Our latest article looks at steps you can take to increase tax efficiency.

11:13 / Accounting / Advice / Business / FAQs / Financial planning / Small Businesses

21 Dec

Can a pension payment turn a profit into a loss?

Pension contributions are an effective way to mitigate tax bills and plan for your retirement. Here we answer the question 'Can a pension payment turn a profit into a loss?' Read on to find out more.

12:48 / Accounting / Advice / FAQs / Financial planning / News / pensions / Tax planning

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