Latest ISA rules explained
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 18, 2024In this article we look at the latest ISA rules and the different ISA options open to you, as well as informing you about the new ‘UK ISA’.
THP Sutton awarded Green Mark accreditation
Posted by Mark Boulter on March 15, 2024We’re proud to announce that THP Sutton has been awarded Green Mark Accreditation for its work to reduce its environmental impact.
Statutory Pay Rates 2025: are you ready for the changes?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on March 8, 2024Increases to some statutory pay rates are round the corner. Are you ready for them, or do you need a hand making your payroll compliant?
Spring Budget 2024: what it means for you
Posted by Ben Locker on March 6, 2024On 6th March 2024, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled his Budget 2024. We look at the key announcements and what they mean for you.
Government Gateway accounts to be replaced
Posted by Karen Jones on March 4, 2024The government is phasing out Government Gateway accounts. Soon you’ll be able to access central government services using a single login.
IHT: when the 7-year rule becomes the 14-year rule
Posted by Ian Henman on February 29, 2024Inheritance Tax is complicated! Without the right planning, you get can get tripped up by the 14-year rule and pay more than you need.
HMRC continues to clamp down on unpaid dividend tax
Posted by Karen Jones on February 12, 2024HMRC continues to write to business owners it believes have failed to declare and pay dividend tax. We tell you what you need to know.
Contribute to your partner’s retirement and get pension relief
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on February 8, 2024Did you know that you can contribute to a partner’s or child’s retirement fund and get significant pension tax relief? We explain how.
State pension age to rise further?
Posted by Ben Locker on February 5, 2024Soon the state pension age will rise to 67. Yet new research suggests it will need to rise to 71 by 2050. When will you be able to retire?
How to pay CGT the easy way
Posted by Karen Jones on February 1, 2024If you need to pay CGT on items other than property, there are two ways to do it. Surprisingly, many people fill in a tax return needlessly.
