Understanding your tax code
Understanding your tax code in 2026 The tax code is fundamental to the operation of PAYE. It is made up of letters and numbers which …
Understanding your tax code in 2026 The tax code is fundamental to the operation of PAYE. It is made up of letters and numbers which …
Where an employee is provided with taxation of company vans that is available for private use, a tax charge may arise under the benefit in …
Where first year allowances, such as the Annual Investment Allowance or full expensing, are not claimed in respect of capital expenditure on plant and machinery, …
What are the costs of working from in 2026? When an employee working from home, they may incur additional costs as a result, such as …
Taxation of dividends in 2026/27. As announced at the time of the 2025 Autumn Budget, the ordinary and upper dividend tax rates are increased by …
In personal and family companies, director shareholders often borrow money from the company. Where a company is close, as most personal and family companies are, …
From 6 April 2026, the 100% rate of agricultural property relief (APR) and business property relief (BPR) is only available on the first £2.5m of …
As the tax year draws to a close, directors of personal and family companies should consider whether it is worthwhile taking a dividend before 6 …
State pension entitlement depends on a person having sufficient qualifying years, which in turn depends on them having paid or been treated as having paid …
As the end of the 2025/26 tax year approaches, it is a good idea to undertake a financial review and assess whether there is any …
If you’ve recently set up a limited company, or you’re about to, you’ve probably typed this into Google: “Do I need an accountant for limited …
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD for ITSA) will apply from 6 April 2026 to sole traders and unincorporated landlords with combined trading …