Email newsletters – are they still worthwhile?
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 24, 2026Email marketing is still a great way to market your business. Here are some great excuses why you should continue doing email marketing for your business (as long as you are GDPR compliant).
Small business audit: 5 ways to prepare
Posted by Andy Green on April 23, 2026Facing your first small business audit? We explain what to expect and share five practical steps to help you prepare.
Leasing electric cars: what are the tax benefits?
Posted by Mark Ingle on April 22, 2026Are you thinking about leasing electric cars for your business? In this article we look at the tax implications – and potential tax savings.
Tax Evasion – HMRC techniques for discovery
Posted by Ben Locker on April 21, 2026Tax Evasion has become much easier for HMRC to detect in recent years following the development and deployment of their Connect system.
Late Self-assessment return? Penalties go up every May
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 20, 2026If 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!
What is a qualified audit opinion?
Posted by Andy Green on April 20, 2026What is a qualified audit opinion – and how does it differ from an unqualified one? Andy Green from THP’s audit team explains.
Benefits of cloud accounting – 6 reasons to make the switch
Posted by Kirsty Demeza on April 17, 2026If you’re looking for a more efficient way to do your accounts, then it’s time to look at the benefits of cloud accounting!
Missing Child Benefit credits and your State Pension
Posted by Jon Pryse-Jones on April 16, 2026Missed Child Benefit National Insurance credits could affect your State Pension. See who may qualify and what the April 2027 delay means.
Millions to become higher rate taxpayers – will you be one?
Posted by Karen Jones on April 16, 2026Millions 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 15, 2026When you sell certain properties, you usually submit your 60 day CGT return online. In some cases, though, you must post your return to HMRC.
