We have recently been acquired by Cowgills, and will rebrand on 1st September. For all future enquiries, please visit the Cowgills website – Click Here
Introduction When George Osborne stood up to deliver his Budget in March everything in his garden was rosy – or as rosy as the prevailing world economy would allow. Most
HMRC’s high profile clamp-down on suspected tax avoidance has pushed the backlog of tax disputes waiting to be heard to a new record high of 27,246, with a particular surge
Hopefully you are one of the millions who spend Christmas and New Year enjoying a well-earned break with family and friends, rather than the not so lucky few who spent
Bitcoin, known now as a ‘cryptocurrency’, is seen as the world’s first decentralised digital currency. Cryptocurrencies have a unique identity and HMRC states that they cannot therefore be directly compared
In the United Kingdom, over 98% of sterling payments by value are made electronically and the ability to make electronic payments underpins the functioning of a modern economy. The Bank
HMRC have announced the latest tax gap figures. The tax gap, which is the difference between the amount of tax due and the amount collected, was 6.8% of tax liabilities,
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has updated the UK Corporate Governance Code so that companies will be required to publish a ‘viability statement’ and to link remuneration more closely to
With the season for workplace parties fast approaching we thought it would be a good idea to remind you of the tax implications of these type of events. The good
Acas have issued a new guide to help employers and employees to understand the practicalities of the Shared Parental Leave (SPL) Regulations. The operation of the new rules, which apply to
HMRC have published a Brief which advises that ‘snowballs’ are zero rated for VAT purposes. Following the decision of the First Tier Tribunal HMRC have issued guidance on the VAT
Bitcoin is a distributed peer-to-peer digital currency that functions without any central authority, such as the Bank of England. The currency was launched in 2008 and is traded as complex
HMRC can currently collect debts of up to £3,000 by adjusting an individual’s Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax code which applies to their employment or pensions income. This collection
