Running a small business in the UK comes with many responsibilities, including staying on top of your taxes. Effective tax management can significantly impact your bottom line, freeing up resources for growth and development. Here are some top tax-saving strategies for small businesses to help you navigate the complexities of the UK tax system. ...
Hundreds of Families Fall Foul of the Seven-Year Inheritance Tax Rule Inheritance Tax (IHT) can be a significant burden for many families, especially when they inadvertently fall into a trap laid out by complex tax regulations. One such rule that often catches people off guard is the seven-year inheritance tax rule. Understanding this rule and...
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...
HMRC’s new data has shown that 2,700 people used Christmas day to file their tax returns. Many taxpayers chose to send the documents in just after lunchtime on 25 December. The peak time for completing tax returns was between 2 pm to 2.59 pm. More than 200 customers pressed ‘submit’ on their online form in...
Online lettings firm Airbnb agreed to provide HMRC with details of its hosts’ income, which may increase tax investigations. The Grunberg & Co has warned Airbnb landlords that HMRC may be investigating them following the agreement a decision by the short lets platform to share data with HM Revenue & Customs. The Grunberg & Co accountancy...
The Institute of Fiscal Studies says the economy will remain in a “support and recovery” phase for some time, but higher taxes are inevitable. They have warned that the government will need to raise taxes in order to pay for the economic support measures announced by Chancellor in his summer statement on Wednesday 8 July....
HMRC has announced a five-month delay to the introduction of the domestic reverse charge for construction services, due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the construction sector. The VAT change will not now apply until 1 March 2021. A domestic reverse charge means the UK customer who gets supplies of construction services must...
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