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Home » Self Assessment

1st March 2021 by Amy Robins

Budget 2021: live coverage and video review

Fuller Spurling Budget day video update

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 […]

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: Budget, Capital Gains Tax, CGT, Coronavirus, COVID-19, HMRC, IHT, Inheritance Tax, IR35, PAYE, personal tax, property, SDLT, Self Assessment, self employed, stamp duty, Stamp Duty Land Tax, Tax, VAT

8th January 2021 by Mark Harvey

Coronavirus Business Support Guide

Fuller Spurling Chartered Accountant and Business Support Coronavirus logo

The Chancellor’s Winter Economic Plan January 2021 You can access previous editions of our Coronavirus Business Support Guides here. Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, many businesses and individuals have benefited from a range of schemes, including furlough grants for staff unable to work, grants for the self-employed, deferral of VAT and Income Tax […]

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22nd October 2019 by Sue Keane

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.

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4th July 2019 by Amy Robins

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.

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14th December 2018 by Amy Robins

Interest from PPI claims

In all cases the interest portion of the PPI settlement must be declared

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27th August 2018 by Mark Harvey

Rental property interest relief problems

Remember there is a new restriction to the relief that landlords get for interest and associated finance charges where they are letting out residential property.

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Filed Under: Tax Q&As Tagged With: property, Self Assessment, Tax

30th May 2018 by Colin Murrell

Query about benefit in kind

The company provides some employees with Company cars that are hybrids. The employees are also provided with fuel cards that are available for their private use and receive a fuel Benefit in Kind in relation to the car. However, the cars are plugged in and charged at home can the employer offset this cost against the fuel Benefit in Kind?

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21st December 2017 by Colin Murrell

Simple assessments have arrived

HMRC has started to issue what it calls a ‘simple assessment’

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2nd March 2015 by Patrick Hope

2013/14 Late Tax Return Filing Penalties

The due payment date for any balance of tax for the year 2013/14 of 31st January 2015 has now passed, so interest is already accruing on any amounts due.

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17th February 2014 by Patrick Hope

Surcharge Penalties for Late Payment of Owed Taxes

The due payment date for any balance of tax for the year 2012/13 of 31st January 2014 has now passed, so interest is already accruing on any amounts due.

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