Check your payslips often
Posted by Ben Locker on June 7, 2024Check your payslips often to ensure that you are getting all you are entitled to is our advice. We take a look at things that could be wrong.
R&D tax credits – a guide for businesses in 2025
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on June 4, 2024There have been changes to R&D tax credits in recent years. We look at the current system and how you can claim for the R&D you do.
Leasing electric cars: what are the tax benefits?
Posted by Mark Ingle on April 29, 2024Are you thinking about leasing electric cars for your business? In this article we look at the tax implications – and potential tax savings.
Late Self-assessment return? Penalties go up every May
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 25, 2024If you haven’t filed a late Self-assessment Tax Return by 1st May, you’ll get hit by penalties of £10 a day. Don’t fall into this trap!
Millions to become higher rate taxpayers – will you be one?
Posted by Karen Jones on April 22, 2024Millions of people are set to become higher rate taxpayers, thanks to a frozen personal allowance and wage increases. But can you avoid it?
When should you submit a 60 day CGT return by post?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 18, 2024When you sell certain properties, you usually submit your 60 day CGT return online. In some cases, though, you must post your return to HMRC.
The Rent a Room Scheme – a brief guide
Posted by Karen Jones on April 12, 2024Did you know that, if you rent furnished accommodation in your main home, you could earn £7,500 tax free under the Rent a Room scheme?
Can’t pay Inheritance Tax? You could apply for a grant on credit
Posted by Ben Locker on April 8, 2024If you can’t pay Inheritance Tax on time, you may be able to apply to HMRC for a ‘grant on credit’ – giving you extra time to pay.
What improvements are allowed for Capital Gains Tax?
Posted by Karen Jones on March 25, 2024If you improve an asset, you can deduct the cost from CGT. But what improvements are allowed for Capital Gains Tax?
Charging a company car at home? It’s tax free
Posted by Mark Ingle on March 25, 2024Do you charge a company car at home? If so, you’ll be glad to know that reimbursements are now tax free. We explain how the new system works.
