Minimum Wage – employers be careful!
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 3, 2025Not so long ago, more than 200 employers were named and shamed for not complying with the National Minimum Wage. Don’t let it happen to you!
Could you claim back Stamp Duty? We show you how
Posted by Karen Jones on September 10, 2025If you’ve bought an additional home, you may be able to claim back Stamp Duty in certain circumstances. We explain how it works.
Help for businesses: THP has got you covered
Posted by Mark Ingle on September 8, 2025Did you know that THP offers more help for businesses than standard accounting services. We explain the many different ways we can help you.
Reporting tax fraud nets whistleblowers £509,000
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on September 5, 2025Reporting tax fraud netted whistleblowers over £500,000 during the last tax year. But would a more transparent system recoup more?
Software for MTD – what’s right for you?
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on September 4, 2025Looking for the right software for MTD? We show you how to find the right package, including options for freelancers, businesses and landlords
What is a Grant of Probate?
Posted by Ian Henman on September 1, 2025Find out what a grant of probate is, why you need it to manage someone’s estate and how to make probate run smoothly.
Overseas landlord tax
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on August 29, 2025HMRC continues to down on overseas landlords who haven’t paid Income Tax or Corporation Tax recently. Here’s what you need to know.
The power of financial forecasting – and how you can get it right
Posted by Ben Locker on August 22, 2025Are you considering introducing financial forecasting to your business? We look at its benefits and offer tips on getting it right.
Should I disincorporate my business?
Posted by Mark Ingle on August 20, 2025If you have a limited company, you may be wondering ‘Should I disincorporate my business?’ We look at the pros and cons of doing so.
HMRC simple assessments
Posted by Karen Jones on June 2, 2025The number of HMRC simple assessments raised is increasing. Much of the problem is fiscal drag – higher inflation and incomes, combined with static tax thresholds.
