In today’s intricate and ever-evolving financial landscape, businesses and individuals face the challenge of understanding and managing their tax obligations. This is where a reputable accountancy firm’s expertise and tax advisory services become invaluable. From optimizing tax strategies to ensuring compliance with complex regulations, these services are pivotal in securing financial success. Specialized Knowledge and...
Capital Allowances – Super Deduction and Special Rate Allowance On March 3, 2021, the Government announced two temporary first-year allowances to aid in the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and stimulate business investment in new technology and equipment known as the “Super Deduction” and the “Special Rate (SR) Allowance”. UK Companies investing in new...
GRAB THE OPPORTUNITY BRIDGE THE GAPS IN NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS AND AVAIL THE FULL STATE PENSION NIC is the tax paid by employees, self-employed, and employers on behalf of their employees. It can help you qualify for certain benefits such as state pension and other allowances depending on the type of NIC, the adequacy...
What are the PETs and Gifts With Reservation of Benefit (GROB)? A gift, often referred to as a potentially exempt transfer (PET), is a transfer of value, such as an outright gift to a person or a willing sale of property while the owner is still alive. For Inheritance Tax (IHT) reasons, the value represents...
HMRC has strict laws called the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), which govern how contractors in the construction industry manage to pay their subcontractors in the UK. What difference does it make whether I’m a subcontractor or a contractor? You must understand whether you are a contractor or a subcontractor under the regulations to pay the...
As an employer, you might be eligible for relief on some of your National Insurance Contributions (NIC). This can significantly lower your tax burden and might be crucial given that every firm is currently experiencing escalating prices. How much do businesses contribute to national insurance? Employers contribute to national insurance on the salary and benefits...
As the country gets familiar with the full effects of the Autumn Statement 2022 and the big picture of the national finances, many people will wonder what these decisions will mean for them and their loved ones. Over the next few weeks, analysts will break down the details of the Autumn Statement and explain what...
Reversal of Growth Plan – When Kwasi Kwarteng came before parliament to deliver his maiden fiscal statement, no one could have imagined that within three weeks, the vast bulk of his announcements would be reversed or that his first (mini) budget would be his last. Jeremy Hunt, the new Chancellor, has dropped £32 billion in...
Since your employees are arguably the most valuable asset, it is crucial that payroll processing goes off without a hitch. Consequently, it is essential to accurately calculate their salary before filing with HM Revenue & Customs. This is where they will be required to report their income and any deductions for things like student loans,...
IR35 Scrapped – Mini Budget 2022 -A News for Self-Employed Workers The Chancellor has committed to repealing the Off-payroll legislation today in the mini budget, which was supposed to reform IR35, but instead held businesses back. The IR35 Reforms, which rolled into the public and private sectors in 2017 and 2021, respectively, will no...
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