All is fair, unless you expect HMRC to minimise your tax bill
Although HMRC refer to taxpayers as customers, and thereby suggest a degree of customer service, in the real world this rarely extends to offering “customers”
14th February 2017
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Although HMRC refer to taxpayers as customers, and thereby suggest a degree of customer service, in the real world this rarely extends to offering “customers”
The title of this posting describes an important concept when considering claims for expenditure to reduce our tax bills. By and large, HMRC will accept
We have advised readers in previous postings that HMRC seem to be intent on digitising the upload of small business accounting data from April 2018.
HMRC have the following advice to offer: “You may be able to claim tax relief if you have to use your own money for travel
Costs that businesses incur to clean up after the recent storms, that affected the north and east coasts in particular, need to meet the usual
Directors have a responsibility to maintain, preserve and deliver up records that are adequate to explain the financial position of their company. If they fail
Business owners may be considering their options for investment in new equipment especially if their trading year end is March, as is often the case.
The end of January, self-assessment filing deadline, and the approaching tax year end seem to stimulate fraudulent activity focussing on tax issues. In particular, increasingly
1 February 2017 – Due date for corporation tax payable for the year ended 30 April 2016. 19 February 2017 – PAYE and NIC deductions
There are just two months left before the end of the 2016-17 tax year. Those tax payers who have income from business or property sources,
Personal tax has become increasingly complex. We help you understand what matters, structure things correctly and stay compliant – without the endless back-and-forth. Whether it’s self-assessment, property income, capital gains, inheritance tax or long-term planning, we focus on getting it right and keeping it simple.
From start-ups to established owner-managed businesses, we go beyond annual accounts and tax returns. We help you structure properly, improve profitability, plan ahead and make confident decisions. You’ll get clear advice, honest conversations and support that grows with your business.