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There’s an unspoken truth when it comes to tax advice: for business owners, there’s a complete lack of transparency from advisors over what tax advice actually is. This means as a business owner: …..you don’t know what to expect from your accountant …..you don’t know if you are getting all the advice you need But […]
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Every business owner has a real-life number. It is everything behind the scenes, that you are working towards in your real life, things like your next house, next big investment, or your pension pot. This real-life number can and should be linked with everything that the business is working towards. It is the key to
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After market turmoil and uncertainty, the new Chancellor resigned on Friday, 14th October. The new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt was appointed as his replacement. Many of the tax cuts originally announced in the mini budget have been reversed and we will outline these below. National Insurance National Insurance rates for employees and employers increased by 1.25%
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The newly appointed Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, announced a ‘mini budget’ on 23rd September 2022 under Liz Truss’ new Government. The mini budget was announced to set out the Governments key policies to help tackle the higher energy costs and inflation. Below we will be setting out details of the changes, which have been dubbed as
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The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, announced the Governments Spring Statement on 23rd March 2022. We are releasing this information sheet as a summary of the changes announced. Additional information will be provided when more detailed information is released over the coming weeks. Tax Free Personal allowance The personal allowance will remain in the 2022/23 tax year
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Last month, the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced an increase to national insurance rates to help raise an extra £12bn a year for health and social care. The announcement means that all rates of national insurance contributions (NIC) and income tax on dividends will increase by 1.25% from 6 April 2022. The announcement has many
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With the Self Assessment deadline looming, many self-employed individuals who have encountered a difficult year due to the COVID-19 Pandemic have been offered a reprieve. In addition to the continuation of government support available under the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS), HMRC is also offering to make things easier for those working for themselves. HMRC
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EMPLOYERS… with many of your staff working from home due to Covid 19, it is important you make your employees aware of a tax relief they can claim. Even if they had been working from home for just one day, they can claim tax relief for the WHOLE YEAR. The tax relief obtained is £62
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Trivial Benefits There are benefits which an employer can provide to their employee’s tax free, which are known as trivial benefits. These do not require disclosure on P11D’s and will not attract the additional tax and national insurance which other benefits in kind do. For something to qualify as a trivial benefit it must meet
