Fuller Spurling’s December 2019 tax briefing is now available, with updates and information to keep you up to date with the current tax situation regarding… Capital Gains from off-plan homes following a recent Court of Appeal’s decision Changes to company-car taxable benefits Reporting of Offshore Investments Funds on your Tax Return Making tax digital (MTD) […]
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.
Our Autumn 2019 Tax Briefing
This is our Autumn 2019 Tax Briefing
Inheritance Tax Changes Ahead?
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) have published a report containing proposed changes relating to Inheritance Tax (IHT). The Government will decide which of these rules will become law.
VAT Reverse Charge Rule Postponed
HM Revenue & Customs announced on Friday, 6 September 2019 that the new reverse charge rules for VAT for the building industry have been postponed for a year until 1st October 2020.
Let’s go Fishing – HMRC’s requests to disclose offshore income and gains…
HMRC are increasing the number of letters issued to taxpayers from its Risk and Intelligence Service, Offshore department.
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
HMRC starter checklist for all new employees and getting the PAYE code right
Do you use the HMRC approved starter checklist when taking on new employees? This form is not optional; all new employees should complete it even if they present a completed form P45.
Splitting a business to avoid registering for VAT
As the VAT registration threshold is to be frozen at £85,000 until at least April 2022, more businesses will be drawn into the VAT net simply by increasing their prices by inflation every year.
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.
Taxes and reliefs when selling a let property
Many landlords are deciding to sell their residential properties. What are their options for taxes and reliefs?
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