IR35 changes to take effect this April, 2021 Contractors and off-payroll working for the private sector, changes coming in April. Wondering where we are now with IR35, when it applies, what companies it applies to or whether it will be delayed again? You’re not alone. Many of our clients undertake consulting work for their clients […]
VAT reverse charge for the construction industry
◾ What are the Reverse Charge rules? ◾ To whom do the Reverse Charge rules apply to? ◾ When do the Reverse Charge rules change? The VAT ‘reverse charge’ for the construction industry, which will affect many VAT-registered construction businesses, was originally due to be introduced on 1 October 2019, but was then postponed. They […]
The Budget Pack on the Fuller-Spurling smartphone App
We have provided a fully maintained Budget Pack as an option in our smartphone App
The tax filing deadline for paper returns is approaching
This is a reminder that the tax return deadline is October 31st for filing by paper.
Tax rules for health treatments for staff
It pays to look after your staff, including ensuring they get necessary treatment for injuries incurred whilst working – these are the tax rules that impact this help
Marriage allowance
The UK tax system is based on the independent taxation of each individual so it is difficult to reward couples for being married, but the marriage allowance attempts to do that.
Making Tax Digital webinars from HMRC
HMRC are running a series of webinars around the changes affecting VAT-registered businesses with a taxable turnover above £85,000.
Paying the correct National Insurance Contributions
Your workforce may include people of all ages from school leavers to those past state pension age, with some working part time or holding down two jobs concurrently.
Our Currency Converter
Did you know that our free App has a currency converter?
Small changes for Class 1 National Insurance
There have been no changes to the percentage of National Insurance with rates set to stay the same but note the primary threshold and higher earnings limit has increased.
The new tax rates
With the 2019/20 tax year commencing on April 6th, there are some changes coming into play affecting individuals and businesses.
New VAT rules for building firms
In just over six months, builders, contractors and other trades associated with the building industry will have to get to grips with a new way of accounting for VAT.
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