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Are you ready for the PAYE end of year?
The 2024/25 tax year ends in just a few weeks. As an employer this means extra payroll duties. Apart from submitting the usual reports, what else ought you be considering?
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Man Utd is cutting staff perks. Should, and can, you?
Manchester United FC is to end free hot meals for its staff as part of a cost-cutting exercise. If you want to withdraw staff perks such as free food, tea and coffee to save on business costs, can you do so?
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Annual accounting: how are interest and late payment penalties calculated?
If you use the annual accounting scheme, you will submit one return each year instead of four or twelve. What are the potential traps if you don’t meet the scheme conditions?
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Reduce tax on gains with EIS incentives
You recently made a capital gain on which you’ll have to pay tax. You’ve been told that if you invest in an enterprise investment scheme (EIS), you can defer the capital gains tax, but might it also reduce what you have to pay?
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Should you apportion input tax on commercial vehicles?
Your business has purchased a commercial vehicle to transport goods to your customers but there will be some private use at weekends. Must you apportion input tax on the purchase price and ongoing costs to reflect the private use?
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Should you restrict access to generative AI?
Law firm Hill Dickinson has restricted employee access to several generative AI tools after it logged around 32,000 hits to ChatGPT by its staff in a one-week period in early 2025. Should you implement similar restrictions?