This week’s Spring Statement brought two announcements that will matter to anyone running their own business or earning income from property.
Director’s loans can be a useful way to access company funds, but if not managed properly, they can lead to unexpected tax liabilities.
To support the vibrant sector that is the creative industry, the Government offers an array of tax reliefs and expenditure credits.
If you are a sole trader, you must consider the tax implications of owning a van for business use. For sole traders, a van is often an indispensable tool of the trade. Read more…
PAYE Settlement Agreements (PSAs) are a convenient tool for employers, allowing them to cover the tax and National Insurance contributions (NICs) on specific benefits provided to employees. Read more…
It goes without saying that submitting tax payments promptly is a necessity for businesses, not only to remain compliant but also to avoid unnecessary fines and penalties.
A new Government with a five-year mandate usually means a major change to the way the UK is governed. So, what can we expect to see happening now that Labour is in power?
In recent reports, former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair has forecasted potential tax increases that could have an impact on businesses across the UK.
The Tony Blair Institute’s chief economist predicts taxes may need to rise by 1.9 percentage points of GDP by the end of this Parliament to stabilise debt, potentially equating to over £50 billion.
As the opening of Parliament approaches on 17 July, businesses across the country are bracing for the King’s Speech, which is expected to outline the Labour Government’s legislative priorities for the coming year.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is undoubtedly a major trend in accountancy and tax, with many firms, business clients and Government agencies recognising its benefits and adopting it.
