Who pays Corporation Tax? A brief guide.
Posted by Adam Truluck on June 12, 2025Who pays Corporation Tax? In this brief guide, we take a closer look at which organisations have to pay Corporation Tax in the UK.
Tax and accounting deadlines for July – try not to miss them!
Posted by Adam Truluck on June 11, 2025We’ve put together this handy list of tax and accounting deadlines for July 2025.
Inheritance Tax enquiries jump by 38%
Posted by Ian Henman on June 9, 2025A freedom of information request has revealed that Inheritance Tax enquiries have jumped – but the proportion of amended returns has fallen.
Outsourced credit control: 5 reasons to consider it
Posted by Mark Ingle on June 9, 2025Outsourced credit control – managing your business cash flow may be doable but there are real gains in outsourcing your credit control.
Self-assessment threshold – what you need to know
Posted by Karen Jones on June 6, 2025The self-assessment threshold for PAYE income is currently £150,000. This post tells you what you need to know about the threshold.
VAT split payments to come to the UK?
Posted by Adam Truluck on June 5, 2025VAT split payments are when the VAT portion of a transaction gets sent immediately to the taxman. Could this system be coming to the UK?
Need help with tax and accounts? THP’s online guides
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 4, 2025Do you need help with tax and accounts? THP’s expert guides are here to help you make sense of a growing number of complex topics.
HMRC simple assessments soar 74%
Posted by Karen Jones on June 2, 2025HMRC simple assessments have soared. Much of the problem is fiscal drag – higher inflation and incomes, combined with static tax thresholds.
Could a delayed phone call land you with a tax investigation?
Posted by Karen Jones on June 2, 2025Tax investigations – waiting to speak to the taxman causes major problems for taxpayers can it even lead to a tax investigation?
VAT dispute – is a poppadom really a crisp?
Posted by Mark Ingle on May 30, 2025A recent VAT dispute led to an appeal after a tribunal ruled that Walkers’ Sensations Poppadoms were crisps for VAT purposes.
