IN Accountancy is now
The same local team with broader expertise, here to help your business.
Our team continues to support you from our Stockport office, with the same practical advice and personal service.
As Cowgills, part of the Sumer group, we now bring you access to a wider range of specialists, from everyday accounts and tax to business funding, growth and planning for the future.
Whether you’re already a client or looking for an accountant, we’d love to hear from you
To find out what yesterday’s budget announcements mean for you, why not take a look at our analysis? After much pre-budget speculation, the Chancellor did not really make any shock waves. Our
Better off in or out of the EU? This is the hot question being asked of us and other accountancy firms in Stockport and around the UK at the moment. The latest
If you are using your home for work, HMRC accepts that your company can compensate you tax and national insurance free. Chartered Accountants in Stockport, IN Accountancy, say that the
Are you interested in networking your business in Stockport? Like other local businesses and many accountancy firms in Stockport, Sarah Harkness, of IN Accountancy in Hazel Grove, knows the value of joining with
Benefits in kind which are exempt from tax and national insurance can be a more tax efficient way of taking remuneration from your company than dividends. Stockport accountants, IN Accountancy,
Francis House are raising funds by holding a fashion show with a pop up shop this week at the Heaton’s Sports Club in Heaton Moor. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets cost £5. Ring
Did you know that you can save tax with a company loan? If you borrow from your company you can be taxed on it as a ‘benefit in kind’. Relatively
You can make deductions from taxable profits for bad debts but you can’t just estimate the overall value of debts you don’t expect to be paid, according to Stockport accountants,
A change to reporting PAYE information rules has been announced by HMRC. After April this year, employers with no more than nine employees, will have to report PAYE information on
Employer NIC payments for apprentices will be abolished after 2016 if they earn up to £827 a week (£43,000 p.a.). Apprentices need to be under 25 and follow an approved
Government advice to employers is to get ready to pay the new national living wage on 1 April 2016. The national living wage rate (NLW) will be payable to workers
Proposals for tax to go digital were set out by the government in the March 2015 Budget. HMRC are reported to be committed to transforming the tax system in order
