28 January 2025
HMRC has published new guidance regarding a change in the interpretation of how Double-Cab Pickup (DCPU) vehicles should be classified for car benefit, capital allowances and
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28 January 2025
With the tax/financial year end approaching, now is a good time to check that you’re making the most of the available reliefs and allowances available to
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28 January 2025
It is possible to claim Income Tax relief on eligible employment expenses that have not been reimbursed by your employer. If you file a self assessment
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28 January 2025
In 2024 we saw a lot of legal cases that examined the VAT rating of food and drink and it appears this trend is continuing into
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28 January 2025
Date What’s Due 1 February Corporation Tax for year to 30/04/2024, unless quarterly instalments apply. 19 February PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS return and tax,
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14 January 2025
As 2025 gets under way, it is once again the time of year to start considering your tax year-end planning. The early months of the year
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17 December 2024
With the 31 January self assessment deadline fast approaching, HMRC has warned taxpayers to be alert to fraudsters. In the past year, there has been a
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17 December 2024
‘Payrolling benefits in kind’ means that employee benefits in kind (e.g. company cars and medical insurance) are reported to HMRC through the employer’s payroll. Employees’ tax
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17 December 2024
The Government published a ‘Corporate Tax Roadmap’ as part of Autumn Budget 2024. The Roadmap is designed to give corporate businesses (and, in some areas, non-corporate
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17 December 2024
Prior to the Autumn Budget, there was hope that the new Labour Government might further delay the introduction of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD
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02 December 2024
The announcement in the Autumn Budget about restrictions to inheritance tax (IHT) agricultural and business property relief from April 2026 has upset farming businesses in particular,
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02 December 2024
The current tax rules encourage farmers and other business owners to hold on to their business until death, when the assets then pass to the next
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