Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs has publicly named and shamed the directors of companies that have promoted tax avoidance schemes and warned that customers who have used them should leave the schemes and consult a tax accountant or potentially face a significant tax bill in the future. In a press release on Gov UK, 15 companies …
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Becoming a freelancer is a huge step for many people in specialist or creative industries, but also one that is filled with rewards both financially and in terms of being able to dictate your work days, as long as the work gets done within the timeframes agreed by you and your client. It gives you …
Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs have confirmed that the interest rate for late payments will increase to its highest level in 13 years.
According to the latest figures from the ONS, the unemployment rate for March to May 2022 was 3.8%, which is the same level recorded between December 2019 and February 2020.
Paying your tax doesn’t have to be scary and if you ensure you cover all bases and file your taxes correctly, the process can be simple and stress-free.
Every firm needs a good accountant to help handle its tax matters and avoid paying too much by establishing just what is tax deductible and areas where rebates can be claimed.
Here are some tips on how to get a mortgage that will help make the process easier if you are a sole trader.
Every firm can benefit from having a skilled accountant on hand to make sure they are not paying too much tax. Indeed, for tax accountants this is a primary function of their role.
This week’s political headlines have been dominated by the dramatic events at Westminster, where prime minister Boris Johnson was finally faced with a confidence vote following months of speculation. But there may be just as much significance for business tax bills. No sooner was the four-day Jubilee celebration over than a number of post-dated letters …
The most recent employment figures in the UK reveal that the proportion of Brits in jobs is still below the levels seen before the onset of coronavirus.