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The Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Mel Stride, has made a statement to the House of Commons setting out HMRC’s progress on delivery of Making Tax Digital (MTD). He confirmed
Gift Aid Tax Relief for higher rate tax payers – when and how to claim As we are fast approaching the end of another fiscal year (yep, that time already!),
Introduction When we write these reports on the chancellor’s Budget speeches – and, more latterly, his Spring Statements – we always try and put them in the relevant political and
If you would like to take advantage of any year end tax planning opportunities before the end of the tax year on 5th April, you will need to take action
IN Accountancy are once again supporting Francis House Children’s Hospice Easter Chick appeal and would love your help! Last year we donated around 120 cream eggs to the appeal and
Brexit VAT Update: While you may be rather bored of Brexit dominating the news at present, we thought it important to try to cut through the noise and give you
Now this, I suspect I might get in trouble for… Some of you will already know that aside from your accounts, his Dalmatian and the Lake District, Andrew Tyler has
Award winning Stockport Accountants IN Accountancy are looking for a dynamic, forward thinking, tech savvy accountant with good experience in practice to join their growing team. The firm has gone from
Since 2017, HMRC has captured millions of callers’ voice data on its Voice ID system by encouraging the caller to say a key phrase instead of the conventional password to
The Insolvency Service has urged individuals saving for retirement to protect their pension pots from criminals and ‘negligent trustees’. Research carried out by the Service found that criminals use a
HMRC has revealed some of the most ‘bizarre excuses’ taxpayers have given for failing to file their self assessment tax return on time. Excuses included ‘I’m too short to reach
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, has announced that the government will respond to the forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in the Spring Statement on Wednesday
