16th July 2024
The second ‘payments on account’ deadline is July 31st. With only two weeks to go, Stevie Heafford, Tax Partner at HW Fisher, explains what payments…
26th June 2024
According to the IFS, the average cost of private school fees has risen by 20% in real terms since 2010 — and the cost could…
25th June 2024
On the 4th of July 2024, the UK will choose its next government. We’ve now seen the main political parties all publish their manifestos, revealing…
20th June 2024
Employers who grant or award their UK employees or directors with equity or share incentives will likely need to submit an annual return to HMRC…
17th June 2024
The UK General Election has been announced for the 4th of July and the campaigning is well underway. During last week’s manifesto release, both the…
14th June 2024
When providing employees or a member of their family/household with non-cash benefits, it is important to understand the Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions (NIC)…
22nd May 2024
Wondering about the tax ramifications of setting up your own business? Or confused by income and allowable expenses, authors averaging, capital items and allowances, or…
20th May 2024
The Domestic Reverse Charge (DRC) for VAT on construction services came into effect in the UK on March 1st, 2021. In this article, Mike Block,…
16th May 2024
The cost-of-living crisis and higher mortgage rates suppressed demand in the housing market last year; however, with interest rate cuts and one year until additional…
17th October 2022
The Chancellor has reversed almost all measures announced in September’s “mini budget”. Summary of changes: The basic rate of income tax will remain at 20p…
22nd September 2022
Commentary on National Insurance from Stevie Heafford “As predicted, the new Chancellor has reversed the 1.25% rise in National Insurance Contributions originally introduced by Rishi…
14th September 2022
Article written by Daniel Tomassen, Senior Manager of the Private Client Department. The Office for National Statistics put the rate of inflation in the UK…
14th September 2022
Whilst international travel has now resumed to a level of normality, the various travel restrictions implemented during the Covid pandemic will have a long-lasting effect.…
5th September 2022
HMRC’s ‘nudge letters’ are specifically worded letters to prompt a response from the recipient. In a previous article, we outlined what you need to know…
28th July 2022
In April, National Insurance (NI) endured an increase of 1.25% – from 12% to 13.25%. This decision was partly made to ensure that enough money…
27th July 2022
Financial statements look at historical information, thus rising inflation can quickly make the information contained in them increasingly irrelevant. It is, therefore, even more important…
26th July 2022
The second ‘payments on account’ deadline is this week – What self-employed taxpayers need to know London, 26th July 2022 – The second ‘payments on…
29th October 2020
So far, the protection of EU intellectual property rights has continued to apply as normal in the UK, but this will not be the case…
29th October 2020
BREXIT is fast approaching on 31st December 2020 and although a comprehensive trade deal may be agreed prior to that date, at this point in…
25th September 2020
Over the past few months, we have all faced a truly unprecedented situation. The global coronavirus pandemic has affected our families, our businesses, our communities…
24th September 2020
Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”) is a relative newcomer to the tax party, having been introduced to the UK in 1965, but it may be only…
30th July 2020
We’ve had false alarms from HMRC before but this time it looks as if they are serious. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD…
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