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It was confirmed in the 2021 Autumn Budget that the blanket change requiring sole traders and landlords to declare profits on a…

Given that Brexit negotiations are still not concluded, there is still a fair amount of uncertainty in the business community over what…

This year the usual work Christmas parties and team dinners are not going to be possible for obvious reasons and a lot…

Updated 12 November 2020 The furlough scheme (Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme) will now be ending at the end of March 2021 and…

With effect from 6 April 2017 the default accounting position for landlords of both residential and commercial properties with a total gross…

There are new rules in place, which became effective at the start of the current tax year, and which impact employers who…

Statutory pay increases have come into effect from 1 April 2018 for the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage. Workers aged…

In October, one of our client managers Ben Simper, biked 320 miles from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas desert in just…

Currently the turnover threshold for VAT registration is set at £83,000 for the 2017/18 tax year. After this point, all businesses exceeding…

The difference between expenses and disbursements for the purpose of VAT accounting can be confusing because they are technically very different from…

Although the government’s proposed relaxation to the ways in which companies can utilise trading losses is still be on hold for the…

Following the delays caused by the general election, and with the House of Commons currently in summer recess, the ‘’summer’’ finance bill…

Entrepreneurs who start up in business alone have a tough challenge ahead and to help ‘spread the load’ it can be advantageous…

In spite of having a new government, the original Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative remains unaltered. It will mean we are all paying…

As part of the government’s Trust and Transparency initiative, the PSC (Persons of Significant Control) Register is being introduced in the UK…