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A recent Standard Life article suggests that in simple terms, you probably shouldn’t be worried about recent market falls. Most of us are investing over the long term, and significant
See our guide to check if you need to register for self-assessment as your situation may have changed since last year. Also see the key deadlines for tax returns and the penalties
We’re looking for an outstanding individual to join our growing business in the position of semi senior or senior accountant. If you are have good technical knowledge of accounts and
With Rugby front of mind right now, it came to me that ideas from sport transfer well into business. In 2002, I was working with Jonah Lomu and the All
The National Minimum Wage (NMW) is the minimum amount per hour that most workers in the UK are entitled to be paid and rate increases come into effect this week.
Lots of clients have told us they have received their tax code from HMRC recently. These are issued by automated systems and are often incorrect because they are based on
Eileen looks after reception and office administration. She is quick with a smile and always happy to help. Your first point of contact when you get in touch or need
HMRC will tackle the tax gap created in the hidden economy. This consists of businesses who fail to register for tax, and individuals who fail to declare a source of income. HMRC
New company car advisory fuel rates have been published which took effect from 1 September 2015. Due to the reduction in fuel prices many rates have reduced this quarter so
The Pensions Regulator (‘TPR’) has announced that following consultation they will develop a basic automatic enrolment tool. The basic tool should be available to download from TPR’s website by the
Should your Junior ISA be in Cash or Stocks and Shares? Children born after 3 January 2011 – or those aged under 18 and born before 1 September 2002 –
A taskforce which aims to tackle wealthy ‘tax cheats’ who are living beyond their means in Scotland has been launched by HMRC. HMRC is identifying individuals with ‘badges of wealth’
