Tax calculations are now largely automated. When your tax return is submitted the HMRC computer calculates how much tax you owe, or whether a tax repayment is due, and issues a tax statement.
Interest from PPI claims
In all cases the interest portion of the PPI settlement must be declared
Claw-back of child benefit
The high income child benefit charge (HICBC) was introduced in January 2013 to claw back child benefit where the highest earner in the family has total net income of £50,000 or more.
Travel expenses for self-employed taxpayers
As a self-employed trader, do you diligently record the mileage for every business journey you take?
Our Winter 2018 Tax Briefing
This is our Winter 2018 tax briefing
Rollout of IR35 rules postponed
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
Do you have overseas income of gains?
HMRC is writing to taxpayers who may own assets overseas or have a source of offshore income. These assets could be anything from a Jersey bank account to an overseas holiday let, or more seriously trusts or companies registered overseas
Do you have a company electric car?
Electric cars are creating a buzz in environmentally-conscious companies, and not just because of the noise they make. They are cheap to run and the price of many models is coming down.
Penalties for late PAYE returns
All payroll payments and deductions must be reported to HMRC under real time information (RTI).
Our Autumn 2018 Tax Briefing
This is our Autumn 2018 tax briefing
SDLT and the family home of unmarried couples
Will Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) or higher rates of SDLT be payable for unmarried couples separating and re-arranging the family home ownership?
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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