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The Making Tax Digital for Income Tax countdown is getting louder – Are you ready yet?
If you have noticed more TV and online adverts for cloud accounting software lately, that is no accident as the countdown to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) ramps up.
What does the new business rates support really mean for pubs?
Pubs sit at the heart of our communities, but the rising costs are continuing to put pressure on our local businesses and the hospitality sector.
It’s time to close the gender pay gap – How should businesses do this?
For business owners already working to prepare for the announcements made in the Autumn Budget, it can feel like there is already a lot to juggle.
When is a business expense really tax deductible?
One of the most common questions business owners ask accountants, “Can I put this through the business as an expense?”
The zombie company apocalypse: Will your business be around 28-years later?
A new tax year is steadily approaching and will manifest many of the changes announced in the Autumn Budget.
Millions of UK workers are overpaying tax every year
A new Freedom of Information requested from HMRC, released to the public has found that 5.6 million in the UK paid more tax than they needed to in 2023/24.
What to do if you can’t pay your Self-Assessment tax bill on time?
The deadline for your Self-Assessment tax bill is just over a week away and you may find yourself under increasing pressure if you cannot pay it.
Businesses brace for the next wave of Trump tariffs
They say there is nothing new under the sun and the global economic situation seems determined to prove that right.
HMRC warns taxpayers about mid-year Capital Gains Tax changes
HMRC has issued a warning to taxpayers completing their Self Assessment tax returns that their online software cannot automatically make calculations to account for the mid-year increase in the rate of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in 2024.