What does a sales rep do? Sell things. And sell lots of things. In every business, there are two types of members of staff – revenue-generating and non-revenue-generating. Revenue generators bring in sales and non-revenue generators do the work which allows the revenue-generators to sell and fulfils the orders. What difference can a sales rep […]
Landlords have had a lot to cope with in the last few years. Once the darling of both the national press and HMRC as budding entrepreneurs sought to make their own financial way in life and through retirement without being a burden on the state, they have become, to many, pariahs. They have been accused […]
What better way to start 2019 than to make significant tax savings through careful financial planning. Many of us will have made promises personally to get ourselves into better shape, but with the right advice you can get your tax affairs fighting fit as well. To help we have put together a useful article that […]
This week, we’ve written two articles for private residential landlords and what they can expect in 2019. This first article looks at the controversial Tenants’ Fees Bill currently working its way through the Houses of Parliament. Later this week, we look at the five main ways to save money on your tax bill by making […]
One of Weybridge’s leading firms of accountants, TWP, is calling on businesses and individuals to seek professional advice on their tax planning to make more of the opportunities on offer to them this year. The firm believes there are a number of key areas in 2019 where people and companies could reduce their tax liabilities […]
According to a new global study, pensions savers in the UK and Japan do not have to put away as much of their regular household income for retirement as the majority of developed nations The research found that savers in these two countries only needed to save seven times their annual household income by the […]
Millions of taxpayers will be given access to information about their pensions via an online pensions dashboard under Government plans. The free tool will allow people to access information from most pension schemes in one place online for the first time and would: provide accurate, easy to understand, secure information show how much people have […]
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has revealed that the lack of knowledge surrounding the current pension freedom arrangements has allowed the UK Government to collect more taxes than anticipated. The OECD Pensions Outlook 2018 found that financial literacy, which affected pensions withdrawal behaviour, was at the heart of this increased tax take. […]
The deadline for submitting your 2017/18 self assessment return is 31 January 2019. The deadline applies to taxpayers who need to complete a tax return and make direct payments to HMRC in respect of their income tax, Classes 2 and 4 National Insurance Contributions (NIC), capital gains tax and High Income Child Benefit Charge liabilities. […]
HMRC have updated the list of deliberate tax defaulters. The list contains details of taxpayers who have received penalties either for: deliberate errors in their tax returns deliberately failing to comply with their tax obligations HMRC may publish information about a deliberate tax defaulter where an investigation has been carried out and the taxpayer has […]
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