What’s your ideal salary? Could you now be non-resident for Stamp Duty? Has your Government Gateway ID been scammed? What are the recent tax changes and how do they affect me? These and other questions addressed in our March 2021 Fuller Spurling Tax Briefing. Click a heading below to jump straight to that topic, or […]
Budget 2021: live coverage and video review
Budget Day, Wednesday 3 March, 2021 Fuller Spurling’s own tax specialists, Amy and Philip, covered live the announcements of one of the most anticipated budgets for years. Their coverage as the day unfolded is covered below here. Plus, you can now watch Philip & Amy’s video review of the Budget’s key takeaways, particularly as they […]
Protected: Will IR35 be postponed again?
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IR35 – where are we now?
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 […]
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 Update, 05Feb21: please see this page for the rescheduled implementation of this stage of IR35. New NIC thresholds announced ahead of the […]
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 […]
Prepare for changes to IR35
The IR35 rules are designed to discourage avoidance of payroll taxes by organisations who engage workers through personal service companies (PSC)s or other intermediaries rather than taking them on to the payroll.
IR35 off-payroll working
Where an individual works through his or her own personal company to provide services, such as IT consultancy, that company must abide by the “IR35” rules
IR 35 can still bite
Retain evidence to avoid issues with IR35 in the future
Employment Status – ‘the worker’
The definition of employee versus self-employed is an age old debate. How has the government and HMRC begun to respond to these changes?
How We Helped a New Client Start Their New Company
This is a typical example of how Fuller-Spurling works with their clients to guide them through legislation and allow them to concentrate on what they do best – run their business.