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HMRC has issued an update to the Check employment status tool (CEST) in advance of the introduction of new tax rules proposed for individuals who provide their personal services via
HMRC is giving information to taxpayers to help them avoid scams ahead of the Self Assessment deadline.
What business expenses can I claim through my limited company is one of those questions we are asked throughout the year. And as Christmas approaches it’s definitely the right time
Some employers may wish to give a small gift to their employees. As long as the employer meets the relevant conditions, no tax charge will arise on the employee. A
Landlord tax relief – changes are coming! If you are a landlord with a buy to let residential property, and are considering selling, then read on as timing is everything.
Electric cars – love them or hate them there are a few facts we cannot deny… They are most definitely better for the environment They cost less to run The
NHS England has confirmed it will take urgent action on to ensure NHS workers who exceed their annual allowance during this financial year will be able to take on additional
HMRC has published the October 2019 issue of the Employer Bulletin which contains guidance on a number of issues relevant for employers. Topics in this edition include: Changes for UK
HMRC says it is clamping down on the promoters and enablers of tax avoidance schemes in the wake of the loan charge controversy. Penny Ciniewicz, Director General of Customer Compliance
Former BBC presenter Christa Ackroyd has lost her appeal against a ruling that she was an employee, not a freelance contractor, when she worked for the BBC via a personal service company.
With less than 100 days until the self assessment tax return deadline of 31 January 2020, HMRC is urging taxpayers to complete their tax returns early, in order to avoid
Annual Investment Allowance – what is it and why does it matter? The Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) is a 100 per cent upfront allowance that applies to qualifying expenditure up
