Insights

We have written a couple of articles about this issue and given how much money could be at stake, here’s another reminder.…

Today’s Autumn Statement was widely leaked over the past few days but it’s never official until it’s included in the actual Budget…

Collecting tax by stealth is something the government is very good at. Freezing personal allowances and tax rate thresholds whilst rates of…

It is never wise to make financial decisions based purely on tax implications. Tax legislation changes and whilst tax planning when making…

HMRC has amended its guidance on the tax payable for electric charging of company cars and vans at residential properties. Previously, if…

Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) offers reasonable tax relief for business owners and shareholders but there are strict qualifying criteria that must…

The substantial shareholding exemption (SSE) is tax relief that is available to companies that pay UK corporation tax. If available, it can…

Do your eyes glaze over when you get HMRC’s letter in the post informing you what your tax code is? And can…

It is common knowledge that if you use a privately owned car for business purposes, you are entitled to claim tax relief…

Although HMRC may be quite understanding when it comes to being a little bit late with tax payments, it is probably not…

Basis period reform is an accounting change that was introduced in the 2021 Autumn Budget and is in the process of becoming…

There are some significant changes that have recently been introduced in relation to R&D tax credits, with effect from varying dates. These…

A well established business to business loyalty card scheme, B2BTradecard, may be resulting in unforeseen tax implications for its users. This loyalty…

Employee share schemes are often a good way to incentivise staff; by giving them a share in the future success of the…

As every business owner should know, never underestimate the potential impact of cashflow. Sound businesses have fallen victim to the implications of…