VAT reclaim – When things don’t go to plan
Even the best laid plans are liable to change. The ‘payback and clawback rules‘ for VAT reflect this reality. These rules only relate to input …
Even the best laid plans are liable to change. The ‘payback and clawback rules‘ for VAT reflect this reality. These rules only relate to input …
Interest rates are coming down, but HMRC’s official rate of interest (ORI) for employee loans has increased to 3.75% per annum (6 April 2025), and, …
Bad debts pose a significant challenge for every business. Staying on top of non-payments is essential for maintaining a healthy cash flow and ensuring the …
Dividends can only be declared out of a company’s available undistributed profits and even if the bank account is in credit as at the date …
In a partnership, the activities are considered to be conducted by the individual partners rather than the partnership itself, as a partnership is not a …
Although many companies are facing difficult times, some have managed to accumulate a sizeable amount of cash in their business’s current account. Leaving this cash …
Tax bills need to be paid on time; otherwise, interest and possibly penalties will accrue. HMRC is amenable to payment by instalments under the Time …
The hot weather often brings thoughts of holidays, but for those in business, work is always on the mind. So, what is the tax position …
Many businesses strive to keep their turnover under the VAT registration limit (currently £90,000) because not only are they wary of the additional administrative costs …
For most employees, director’s National Insurance contributions (NIC) earnings periods are calculated based on their regular pay intervals. In contrast, all directors have an annual …
For many of HMRC’s ‘customers’ who have spent more than 30 minutes trying to get through on the phone, the thought of making a formal …
Sometimes a business may have ceased trading but then receives income that has not been included in the final cessation accounts, e.g. an insurance payment …