Newsletters
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Christmas gifts - the perennial tax question
It’s that time of year when thoughts turn to schmoozing customers and incentivising your workers with Christmas goodies. Choosing suitable gifts is easy, understanding the tax treatment less so. What’s to know?
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Unexpected repayment return: do you need to do anything?
Your business always pays VAT on its returns. The current period shows a repayment is due from HMRC. What checks should you do before submitting the return and how will HMRC deal with this unusual claim?
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Start planning now to reduce IHT on pension savings
One of the big changes announced in the Budget was that from April 2027 a person’s pension savings that remain when they die will be subject to inheritance tax. How will this work and are there steps you can take to mitigate the extra tax?
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No HICBC reform: a closer look
The 2024 Autumn Budget made headlines for a number of reasons, but behind the flagship announcements was an important confirmation that planned reforms to how families are subject to the child benefit clawback will be scrapped. What’s the full story?
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2024 Autumn Budget: the highlights
Today we had the first Labour budget since 2010. What are the key takeaways?
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Timing dividends to delay or reduce tax
The Budget is just a couple of days away with changes to the tax rules and rates on the cards. As a company owner manager who takes income mainly as dividends, you may be concerned about a hike in rates on investment income. How can you control when they are taxed to maximise tax efficiency?