Do you have a will? Or a will trust, or a family trust? Do you really understand its tax implications? And if you don’t have a will, do you fully appreciate the implications for those you may leave behind? Research from Macmillan Cancer Support reveals 63% of UK residents do not have a will. […]
Autumn 2020 Business Support Guide
The Chancellor’s Winter Economic Plan Our original October 2020 Business Support Guide (published 5 October) – available here Our subsequent version of 13 October, with added content covering additional announcements – read it in full here Our current version (26 October), with updated content including information specific to England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland – […]
Tax reductions, grants, redundancy, MTD, car or van? Our Tax Briefing explains all.
Fuller Spurling’s updated tax briefing for September 2020 – with guidance and information covering the following areas – Is it a car or a van? Redundancy pay Corporate losses Second SEISS grant Tax reduction when buying homes VAT rate cut for hospitality sector Job retention bonus Report your sale in 30 days Making tax digital […]
2020 Summer Tax Briefing
Fuller Spurling’s 2020 summer tax briefing, including items arising as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic Self-employed grants If you are self-employed and your business has been adversely affected by COVID-19 you may be eligible to claim a grant from HMRC of up to £7,500. To qualify for this self-employed income support scheme (SEISS) […]
Coronavirus Business Support Guide
Navigating the crisis The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and associated shutdown has significantly affected many businesses. We know you may be suffering in terms of cash flow and face enormous uncertainty about the future for your business. We will do all we can to help you. In this newsletter we have brought together what you need […]
Coronavirus (COVID-19) business updates
We will add to the top of this page (below these main links) as further information becomes available. Main links: GOV.UK guidance for the self-employed, employees, employers and businesses Information and advice direct from Government Money Saving Expert‘s Coronavirus financial help & rights Help & information (in plain English) covering many of the recent updates […]
2020 Budget Tax Update
Fuller Spurling’s tax briefing on the 2020 Budget Surcharge on home purchases Help with Statutory Sick Pay during COVID-19 (Coronavirus) NIC allowance & holiday, changes from 6 April 2020 Easing the pension charges – thresholds increase Car & van benefits – changes to electric car savings Entrepreneurs’ relief capped Relief from business rates for […]
Tax changes, deadlines, thresholds & penalties…
Fuller Spurling’s Spring 2020 tax briefing is now available, with guidance and information on the following… Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – pay in 30 days! IR35 off-payroll working rules, 6 April 2020 New NIC thresholds announced ahead of the budget Restricted Employment Allowance, worth up to £3k per year Company accounts & returns – […]
Year End Tax Review 2019-20
Fuller Spurling’s year-end tax review. Introduction, tax law changes to come? Interest on savings – how to reduce tax you pay by controlling the type of income you receive ‘Max out your state pension’ – have you checked if you’ll qualify for the full state pension? ‘Give & save’ – how Gift Aid donations […]
Loan Charge review: lower tax bills for 30k+ tax payers
Disguised remuneration loan charge Loan Charge review – what’s next? “The changes should reduce the tax bills of over 30,000 people, with 10,000 plus now not having to pay anything.” The loan charge was introduced to counteract the tax advantage gained by many who used disguised remuneration schemes, often known as Employee Benefit Trusts, or […]
Would you choose electric for your next company car?
(hint: from April 2020 you might want to – £££s) From 1st April 2020 the tax efficiency of choosing an electric car as a company car might make it attractive from a financial perspective as well as a green one. Why would you choose an electric car for your company car? Well, we are all […]
When does a mortgage broker need to register for VAT?
A lady is an independent mortgage advisor; when does she need to register for VAT? Her turnover is above £85,000 and all her income is either commission, which is paid by UK lenders, or flat fees received from customers seeking a mortgage. In the last 12 months, £75,000 of her turnover was derived from helping […]
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