Tax Fraud
Are you tempted by tax fraud? Read the seven short case reviews Tax evasion is illegal and tax avoidance is legal, providing that the avoidance strategy taken is not too aggressive and stays within [...]
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Wear and Tear allowance
Landlords, now that the wear-and-tear allowance is replaced by tax relief, what impact is it likely to have? From 6 April 2016, the 10% wear-and-tear allowance for landlords of let-out furnished [...]
Changes may be over Change in BiK
Are efforts to simplify the rules of Benefit in Kind over-complicating the system, what changed? Changes to taxation of Benefits in Kind (BiK) From 6 April 2016, businesses are no longer able to [...]
ACCOUNTANTS IN CROYDON
Great News | Sumit Agarwal’s Recent Achievement On Sunday 10th April the Sunday Times published their first supplement listing the Top 200 Accountants in the UK based on reviews on the [...]
Great News | Sumit Agarwal’s recent achievement
Great News | Sumit Agarwal’s Recent Achievement On Sunday 10th April the Sunday Times published their first supplement listing the Top 200 Accountants in the UK based on reviews on the [...]
Panama, the offshore tax haven now exposed
Panama, the offshore tax haven now exposed Recent revelations have uncovered some of the wealthy individuals and organisations who skirt the law by sheltering wealth from their country’s tax [...]
10 Top Tips about the new Dividend Tax
10 Tips to help you while tackling the new dividend tax With the introduction of the new dividend tax, there is a lot of apprehension among people. In the previous system, basic-rate taxpayers were [...]
A New Lifetime ISA: Is it worth planning to make an Investment?
The government wants to encourage saving for the whole of the working population, whether for eventualities, to get onto the property ladder, towards retirement, or just to encourage individuals and [...]
Repayment of tax beyond 4 years is possible
Overpaid tax refunds, must you claim within the four-year deadline? Overpaid tax, the rules If you overpay tax, you can claim it back from HMRC within a statutory period, which used to be six [...]
Substantial rumour or substantiated fact change to pension relief
Substantial rumour or substantiated fact: is Osborne about to axe generous pension tax breaks? There are rumours, reliable ones, that on 16 March 2016, when Chancellor George Osborne lays out his [...]