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Legislation has been enacted to change reporting obligations for residential property gains chargeable on UK resident individuals, trustees and personal representatives.
IN Accountancy client communication on the morning of 31 March 2020 with further updates about new details regarding support available for businesses through the ongoing Coronavirus crisis. Please remember that
Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) – what we know at this moment in time. Communication to IN Accountancy clients March 26 2020 in relation to financial support available to the
In an attempt to answer the various questions we are being asked on a very regular basis I’ve pulled together this short video to walk you through your current options.
Just posting full text of the communication we sent to all clients on Monday evening in case anyone else finds it useful. Please feel free to share if so. Apologies
Following last night’s announcements about increased support for businesses, employers and self employed please find below a summary of what is in place as well as links to some useful
With the end of the tax year looming there is still time to save tax for 2019/20.
The 2020 Budget was presented to Parliament today amongst fears of an approaching Coronavirus pandemic. UPDATE: Download the full overview here: We will post a more detailed analysis of all
Minister for Public Finance and Digital Economy, Kate Forbes, delivered the 2020/21 Scottish Draft Budget on Thursday 6 February 2020, setting out the Scottish Government’s financial and tax plans. The
Employees are allowed to claim tax relief on their annual professional fees or subscriptions to some HMRC approved professional organisations. The costs are tax deductible generally where the individual must
Vengeful witches and pet hamsters feature in HMRC’s list of imaginative excuses and expense claims, which has been published in the run up to the self assessment deadline. HMRC has
And it’s a wrap… we survived 31st January intact! So January is always a rather busy month in the wonderful world of tax accounting, and with our amazing tax manager Kathryn having left us on 1 January for maternity leave, it really could have been chaos!
