Car Benefits: Your 2021/22 Tax Guide Car benefits are a topic which is often brought up in enquiries with our clients, so this article will go over some concepts in the interest of tax planning for the acquiring cars through businesses. Generally, when a business owner uses their own car in the interests […]
Your Pension Obligations as an Employer Pensions are an essential resource for individuals as a reliable source of income to live on when they retire from working. A recent investigation found that the average pension pot savings across the UK are £61,897 which tends to also come with an extra £12,000 annually in retirement income. […]
Remittance Basis for Non-Doms in the UK What does the term ‘Remittance Basis’ mean to you? If you are a domiciled UK resident it probably won’t mean much, but if you are non-domiciled (or non-dom) this is a concept which you should familiarise yourself with as it could be a huge advantage in your […]
Stamp Duty Land Tax: Understanding the new rates and extensions The Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) holiday was launched to stimulate the property market and encourage growth in first-time buyers as a response to the drastic downfall in property transactions following the first lockdown period due to the pandemic. There have however been calls to […]
What is the Film Tax Relief and can I claim it? Filming is an expensive trade which probably does not come as a surprise to those involved with the creative industries. But there is a lifeline for those in the business via the government Film Tax Relief (FTR). No matter how small your business may […]
Are you missing out on potential tax reliefs? What is tax relief? Tax relief enables you to deduct the amount you pay to the government during a tax year from your tax payable to HMRC. Essentially meaning there is less tax for you to pay and we also call them tax reducers. Tax reliefs can […]
May 2021: Updated HMRC guidance on COVID support Agent Update: Issue 84 provided useful insight into the latest guidance and changes HMRC have implemented over the recent months to help mitigate the financial damage caused by the pandemic to businesses. Below is a summary of the points which caught our eye and may have usefulness […]
R&D Tax Credits in the Food and Drinks Industry We all love food and beverages, even more so when there’s something new on the block. Luckily for those of us in the UK, the food and beverage industry is one of the largest (approximately £29bn contributing to the UK economy) so there is a huge […]
Claiming a Tax Refund under the Construction Industry Scheme What is CIS? The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a government scheme that obliges contractors to deduct money from a subcontractors payment as advance payments for subcontractors tax and National Insurance Contributions (NIC). Contractors are required to register for the scheme, but subcontractors have the flexibility […]
Tax Investigation 101: What you need to know A recent tax investigation case that we assisted with prompted us to consider what exactly business owners know about HMRC tax investigations. Those involved in the tax industry are well familiar with how HMRC investigate, but it became apparent that a sizeable portion of our clients are […]
R&D Tax Credits 2021: What’s new? Did you know that your R&D tax credit claim could be capped? The Budget 2021 released on 3 March 2021 brought good news for those working with data and cloud-based computing, as it now looks increasingly likely that this will be included in the new scope of tax reliefs. […]
Key Summary The recent Spring Budget brought forth several significant tax reforms, particularly affecting individuals. Among these reforms, notable changes concern the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals and property. Here’s a concise breakdown of the key Budget measures: 1. Non-domiciled status: The current ‘remittance basis’ tax system for non-UK domiciled individuals will be replaced with […]
