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 [...]
Can a business reclaim input VAT on all Costs? Can a business reclaim input VAT on all Costs? VAT-registered business owners can recover input tax for VAT costs associated with running their [...]
HMRC to reform rules on winding-up companies, so you must act now! Reform to company distributions If you’re thinking of legitimately winding down a solvent company you should act before 5 April [...]
Change in Non-resident Capital Gains Tax Rules for Sale of UK Residential Property After April 2015, all non-UK residents must inform HMRC and pay Non-resident Capital Gains Tax (NRCGT) on any [...]
Accounting: The Age-Old Profession, Employing New-Age Technology "Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen [pounds] nineteen [shillings] and six [pence], result happiness. Annual [...]
How online contractor accountants Draw More money from a limited company That jump from a permanent job to full-time contracting is a chance to double your earnings, increase autonomy, and bail out [...]
What are the Implications of changes to the Financial Reporting Standard, FRS 102? The Generally Accepted Accounting Practice of the UK (UK GAAP) is the regulation that establishes how accounts must [...]
The Chancellor does a U-turn on Tax Credits, but how will he pay for it? The chancellor did a U-turn in the 2015 Autumn Statement: the planned cut to tax credits was scrapped and instead, tax credits [...]
Why do UK Restaurant Owners Need Expert Accounting Services? Your restaurant is in a good location with plenty of footfall; it has a great menu and a brilliant chef, the interior is comfortable and [...]
Does accountancy software technology help businesses claim more expenses? A survey recently carried out by YouGov among freelancers/contractors and small businesses uncovered a startling fact [...]