Inheritance Tax and charities: how gifts affect your IHT bill
Posted by Ian Henman on January 26, 2026Are you thinking of leaving money to charity in your Will? If so, take a look at our post on Inheritance Tax and charities before you do.
FRS 102 changes: what the new lease and revenue rules mean
Posted by Andy Green on January 20, 2026Major FRS 102 changes regarding leases and revenue apply for accounting periods beginning on or after 1st January 2026. We explain how.
Class 2 NI contributions – what changed?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on December 29, 2025In his 2023 Autumn Statement, the chancellor announced he was scrapping Class 2 NI contributions. The reality is rather more complex.
Gifts out of surplus income and Inheritance Tax
Posted by Ian Henman on December 11, 2025If you give gifts out of surplus income, they don’t attract Inheritance Tax. Yet few people do this. We look at how this tax break works.
Choosing an accountant – find the best fit
Posted by Mark Boulter on December 9, 2025Choosing the best accountant to help you with your business or personal affairs could be the most important decision you ever make.
Is it time to file your Register of Overseas Entities update?
Posted by Shahid Hameed on December 2, 2025Many organisations will soon need to submit their Register of Overseas Entities update. We talk you through the process.
Tax planning before 5th April 2026: your year-end checklist
Posted by Karen Jones on November 10, 2025Get clear tax planning advice before 5th April 2026. THP Chartered Accountants share key steps to use allowances and reduce your tax bill.
Income tax refunds – beware if they’re too good to be true
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on November 7, 2025If you’re offered income tax refunds that seem to good to be true, they probably are – as some people have discovered to their cost.
Central assessment of VAT – HMRC’s process for late returns
Posted by Mark Ingle on October 24, 2025When you miss a VAT return, HMRC does a central assessment of VAT making it important to file on time to avoid potential enforcement action.
Private Residence Relief for CGT – how does it work?
Posted by Karen Jones on October 8, 2025If you sell your main home, Private Residence Relief (PRR) means you normally don’t pay Capital Gains Tax. But there are exceptions!
