We are looking someone to fulfil a senior role in our Accounts Department, in our Chertsey office, who has at least 3 years’ experience in practice
Earlier year underpayments
Tax calculations are now largely automated. When your tax return is submitted the HMRC computer calculates how much tax you owe, or whether a tax repayment is due, and issues a tax statement.
Advisory fuel rates from December 1st 2018
HMRC have published new advisory fuel rates for company car drivers which will apply from December 1, 2018
Travel expenses for self-employed taxpayers
As a self-employed trader, do you diligently record the mileage for every business journey you take?
Relief for first-time buyers
If a residential property worth up to £500,000 is purchased by one or more first-time buyers, the first £300,000 of the purchase price is exempt from SDLT. This exemption applies for property purchases completed on and after 22 November 2017.
Business Rates
High street shops and restaurants feel the burden of business rates acutely, as the tax does not reduce if their profits fall.
Track accurate journeys with Fuller-Spurling’s powerful GPS Mileage Tracker
Our App can now track accurate journeys using a powerful GPS Mileage Tracker
Reclaim SDLT, LTT or LBTT
If you have acquired a new home since 1 April 2016 you should be aware of the 3% stamp duty land tax (SDLT) supplement which applies to purchases of second and additional homes
Have you paid someone to take your rubbish to a landfill?
As an ordinary business you may think that landfill tax is someone else’s problem.
Making Tax Digital: What, when and how
If your business is VAT registered, and the turnover for the last year has exceeded £85,000, you should soon receive a letter from HMRC stating that you must comply with the making tax digital (MTD) rules from April 2019.
Time to choose childcare support
Parents are faced with a bewildering choice of how to fund childcare costs.
Directors repay the value of benefits
Directors sometimes borrow assets or money from their company, intending in the future to repay or make good the cost to the company so that a benefit in kind tax charge doesn’t apply.
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