Most Self Assessment Tax Returns are handled by Accountants for good reason
Posted by Karen Jones on October 27, 2025Innocent errors on a tax return can be a red flag for HMRC and may well draw unwanted attention to the taxpayer. Engaging an accountant can help.
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.
Do I pay Capital Gains Tax on inherited property?
Posted by Ben Locker on October 20, 2025If you’re wondering whether you need to pay Capital Gains Tax on inherited property, THP’s clear and simple guide is here to help you out.
VAT mistakes that cost thousands – and how to avoid them
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on October 16, 2025VAT mistakes are easy to make and can cost your business thousands. In this article we look at common errors and how to avoid them.
Need help joining the digital age? We are ready to assist.
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on October 15, 2025Computers are not for everyone. If you are one of those that find the whole “computer thing” daunting then don’t worry as we can help.
VAT error correction explained
Posted by Karen Jones on October 13, 2025If you think you’ve made a mistake on your VAT return, you need to use the right method of VAT error correction. We show you how.
Double tax timing whammy…..watch out!
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on October 13, 2025Double tax whammy – if you have some outstanding tax or untaxed rental income, then you may be affected by the double tax trap.
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!
Changes to company winding up rules
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on September 29, 2025If you are thinking of disincorporating your business via a Members’ Voluntary Agreement, you need to know about changes to winding up rules.
Is my mobile phone tax deductible?
Posted by Karen Jones on September 29, 2025Is your mobile phone tax deductible? It depends on whether you’re a sole trader, partner or limited company. We explain the rules.
