If you were persuaded to take a loan in place of
part of your pay in the past and you have not repaid it, you may now be liable to pay a new tax called the loan charge.
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.
Live-in workers
Where it is necessary for a member of staff to live at his place of work, such as a housemaster in a boarding school, the provision of accommodation is not treated as a taxable benefit for the employee.
Tax rates and deadlines for stamp duty
The government has shortened the period for paying SDLT from 30 days to 14 days
BREXIT realities for VAT
Businesses which import or export goods will be aware of the difficulties that leaving the EU with no withdrawal agreement in place will cause them. However, other businesses will also be affected by immediate changes to the VAT system.
Making Tax Digital – facts and fiction
All VAT registered businesses with annual taxable turnover exceeding £85,000 must comply with the making tax digital (MTD) rules for VAT
Your pension health check
The month of March is a good time to review whether you have made sufficient pension contributions in the tax year, and to check whether you are in danger of exceeding your annual pension contributions allowance which would lead to a pension contributions tax charge.
Structures and buildings allowances
The cost of acquiring your business premises may be written off in your accounts, but for many years those costs have been disallowed for tax purposes so there is no tax relief until you sell the building.
Employee Benefits
Happy employees are productive employees, but different individuals require varying benefits with their remuneration package.
Our Spring 2019 Tax Briefing
This is our Spring 2019 Tax Briefing
Accounts Department senior role
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
Retain your entrepreneurs’ relief
Entrepreneurs’ relief allows you to pay capital gains tax at ten percent on gains made on the disposal of shares issued by your personal company, or assets used by that company
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