06
Jun
Don’t leave reclaiming the extra SDLT too late
Find out how you can reclaim the extra Stamp Duty Land Tax you have paid.
14
May
Is the cost of a medical procedure a taxable benefit?
Is an injury impacting your ability to work? Read on to find out whether the costs of medical procedures are taxable benefits.
07
Mar
A harsher Capital Gains Tax regime from April 2020? What is it?
From April 2020 there is more bad news afoot for landlords, as if there hasn’t been enough already in the past few years.
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Accounting / Advice / FAQs / Financial planning / Landlords / Property / Small Businesses / Tax planning / VAT
26
Feb
Do all landlords need to complete a tax return?
The level of profit generated by a rental portfolio is what determines whether a landlord has to complete a tax return. Read on to find out HMRC's guidance on the topic.
30
Nov
Suggestion scheme awards. What are they and are they tax free?
This post discusses the main talking points of suggestion scheme awards and where employees and employers both stand in relevance to them. Read on to find out how it may affect you.
21
Nov
VAT & Vouchers – An Update
Find out about the changes due from January 2019 on the three different types of vouchers and how it could effect your business.
17
Nov
Top tips for completing your Tax Return
Although it is always better to plan ahead, it still isn't too late for those yet to complete their return. Some useful tax saving tips are outlined in this post.
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Accounting / Advice / Business / Contractors / FAQs / Financial planning / Freelancers / News / Small Businesses / Tax planning
15
Nov
How to win Making Tax Digital (MTD) exemption
From April 2019, the majority of small businesses must now have fully digital record keeping. This piece discusses the key points of 'Making Tax Digital' and how it will affect taxpayers.
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Accounting / Advice / Business / FAQs / Financial planning / News / Small Businesses / Tax planning / VAT
12
Jul
Research and Development – Tax Relief
Research and Development (R&D) tax relief and credits give a tax advantage to both small and medium sized enterprises (SME’s) and large companies undertaking qualifying activities, namely advancements in science or technology.
21
Jun
Are the costs of an eye test tax deductible?
For many of us, spending a considerable amount of time in front of computer screens is part of our daily routine. When you use a Visual Display Unit (VDU) required by your role, the company (employer) can provide eye tests, contact lenses or glasses tax and NIC free subject to certain conditions and in line with Health and Safety regulations.- 1
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