What counts as a ‘reasonable excuse’?
A taxpayer may have grounds for appealing a penalty if they have a reasonable excuse for missing a filing or payment deadline. However, it is …
A taxpayer may have grounds for appealing a penalty if they have a reasonable excuse for missing a filing or payment deadline. However, it is …
Legislation has been published in draft for inclusion in the Finance Bill, which will bring unused pension pots within the charge to inheritance tax from …
If you are new to Self Assessment and need to submit a tax return for 2024/25, you will need to register for Self Assessment. This …
An umbrella company is a business that may be used by a recruitment agency to pay temporary workers. However, many umbrella companies are not tax …
A Simple Assessment is used for taxpayers with very straightforward tax affairs. A taxpayer may receive a Simple Assessment letter from HMRC if they owe …
Businesses must register for VAT when their turnover exceeds the registration threshold (currently £90,000). This must be done if, at the end of any month, …
Individuals who claim higher or additional rate relief for personal pension contributions through their tax code may now need to provide evidence in support of …
The tax code is fundamental to the operation of PAYE. An employee’s tax code provides the employer with the information needed to deduct the correct …
There are various ways in which profits can be extracted from a personal or family company. A popular and tax-efficient extraction strategy is to pay …
A VAT invoice is an invoice that contains information required by the VAT regulations. A VAT invoice can only be issued by a business that …
The liability for self-employed earners to pay Class 2 NIC was abolished with effect from 6 April 2024. Now Class 2 National Insurance is a …
From 6 April 2027, inheritance tax will be payable where someone’s estate at death includes unused pension funds or death benefits. The measure was announced …