As accountants, sometimes we get carried away with using technical tax terms at almost every turn. Without even realising it, our use of jargon can alienate the very audience we want to attract [...]
Is it worth splitting my company shares with my spouse? It is definitely worth splitting company shares with either your spouse or civil partner, but make sure your limited company is a suitable [...]
Is the planned reform of off-payroll working in the public sector likely to affect all contractors in the future? Every limited-company contractor working through a personal service company (i.e. [...]
It’s said that all publicity is good publicity, but the recent case against Uber ‒ where drivers claim they should be treated as employees of the company ‒ is one that everybody [...]
Which expenditure on your website is revenue expense (tax-deductible) and which are capital costs? What business these days does not own a website, but having spent out on the redesign and upgrade [...]
Your basic personal tax-free allowance, starting tax rate, and the new zero-rate bands for savings income and dividends could mean you benefit from £19,850 tax free, would you like to know [...]
What is HMRC's position on claiming international business expenses? [...]
“I can resist anything except temptation.” —Oscar Wilde, from Lady Windermere’s Fan As an experienced accountant, tax advisor and managing partner of DNS [...]
On 23 June 2016, the ‘Brexit’ campaign prevailed when the UK voted to leave the European Union. Whilst it would take a crystal ball to predict all the tax implications of Brexit, you [...]
What does a public register of corporate-owned properties held in the UK hope to achieve? A new range of proposals has been drafted to create transparency for corporate ownership of UK property in [...]