Making Tax Digital – latest update
Nearly ten years ago in March 2015 the then-Chancellor George Osborne announced a government initiative setting out a vision for the ‘end of the tax …
Nearly ten years ago in March 2015 the then-Chancellor George Osborne announced a government initiative setting out a vision for the ‘end of the tax …
While having more money in your bank account than is needed may seem ideal, for director shareholders of a company with surplus cash, it could …
If a VAT-registered business has taxable income only (including zero-rated sales), it is entitled to full input tax recovery on its expenses, subject to the …
Following the pandemic, flexible working hours are on the increase. This shift has provided many employees with the legal right to request flexible working from …
A sole trader or partnership business may make a loss for several reasons – not necessarily because it is not doing well. A business can …
Over the past few years, tax enquiries aimed at identifying and correcting errors or deliberate under-reporting in tax returns have increased. HMRC generates substantial revenue …
As ever, the answer to this question depends on what type of professional fees have been incurred. Professional fees are income and corporation tax deductible …
Anyone who invests in a company is taking a chance, hoping that the directors, as representatives of the company, will use the money to increase …
Despite the improving economy, bad debts are still a fact of life for many businesses. HMRC is aware that not all invoices are paid on …
Running a small business is a rewarding journey, but it comes with its fair share of challenges—especially when it comes to managing finances. Accountancy services …
Filing your business tax return might seem like a daunting task, but with the right approach and a few insider tips, you can navigate the …
For many businesses, initial set-up costs are low with just an internet connection, smartphone and a laptop. Invariably, funding for expansion or to purchase specific …