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Akin to our clients’ industries, the world of finance and taxation is constantly transforming. Because of this, we like to keep those that we work for aware of the changes likely to impact them the most. Our blog is where you can access running commentary, opinion, advice and tips that will benefit your business.
Cryptocurrency and Tax: How does it work?
If you are resident in the UK, there is a strong chance that you will be taxed on your cryptocurrency. The exact details of your tax liability will depend on a number of factors. This article will explain the basic framework of tax on cryptocurrency in the UK. If you...
Making Tax Digital – A Digital Revolution
We are currently in the midst of digital revolution in accounts record keeping. Going are the days of shoeboxes full of receipts and manually written cashbooks. More and more businesses are being asked to keep their records digitally, but why, and how? Making Tax...
2022 Spring Charity Newsletter
Our Spring 2022 Charity Newsletter includes the latest guidance and support available for the not-for-profit sector as COVID-19 restrictions come to an end and trustees start planning for the future. We also consider the impact of recent legislative, reporting and tax developments and other pertinent issues.
Advice on choosing the right company structure
When you set up a new business, there is a lot to think about, including getting the right company structure. Giving this careful thought from the start allows you to build on the best foundations and grow in the way that you want to. This involves choosing whether to...
Payroll Newsletter – March 2022
In anticipation of the end of the tax year, we have pulled together a Payroll Newsletter which details the changes you may need to action from 6 April 2022.
Should I buy an Electric Car through my Company?
One of most common areas of discussion with our owner managed business clients is how their car should be purchased. Should we buy it through the Company? Is it better to own it personally? The answer used to be fairly straight forward, but as the world embraces the need to ‘go green’, our advice has had to change with the times!
There’s still time to fill in your Self Assessment Tax Return
The official deadline to file and pay your self-assessment is midnight on the 31st of January. This year, however, the government has granted a waiver on penalties for late filing and late payment.
Why do so many people do their tax returns on Christmas Day?
HMRC reported that many thousands of taxpayers submitted their tax returns over Christmas last year. The final deadline is on 31 January each year, so at least they are ahead of that. Leaving it too late comes with many risks, so why not get the paperwork over to us in good time?
What the Autumn Budget means for SMEs
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Autumn Budget 2021 speech in late October in the House of Commons. What does the speech mean for small businesses?
Avoid business partnership disasters
Whether it’s money issues, or disagreements over decision-making, here’s how to prevent conflict within your business partnership.
Business planning during challenging times
A strong business plan will help you weather any storm – crucial for today’s businesses. But how do you go about making one, and what are the benefits?
Which is the best structure for a social enterprise?
Social enterprises are an example of business being used for community good. But you need to decide how yours will be structured to not only match your vision, but allow it to flourish and truly help your community
Five ways to improve your cashflow
You need cash circulating through your business to keep the lights on. Here are some easy ways to improve your cashflow, which you can start doing today.
Cryptocurrency and Tax: How does it work?
If you are resident in the UK, there is a strong chance that you will be taxed on your cryptocurrency. The exact details of your tax liability will depend on a number of factors. This article will explain the basic framework of tax on cryptocurrency in the UK. If you...
Making Tax Digital – A Digital Revolution
We are currently in the midst of digital revolution in accounts record keeping. Going are the days of shoeboxes full of receipts and manually written cashbooks. More and more businesses are being asked to keep their records digitally, but why, and how? Making Tax...
2022 Spring Charity Newsletter
Our Spring 2022 Charity Newsletter includes the latest guidance and support available for the not-for-profit sector as COVID-19 restrictions come to an end and trustees start planning for the future. We also consider the impact of recent legislative, reporting and tax developments and other pertinent issues.
Advice on choosing the right company structure
When you set up a new business, there is a lot to think about, including getting the right company structure. Giving this careful thought from the start allows you to build on the best foundations and grow in the way that you want to. This involves choosing whether to...
Payroll Newsletter – March 2022
In anticipation of the end of the tax year, we have pulled together a Payroll Newsletter which details the changes you may need to action from 6 April 2022.
Should I buy an Electric Car through my Company?
One of most common areas of discussion with our owner managed business clients is how their car should be purchased. Should we buy it through the Company? Is it better to own it personally? The answer used to be fairly straight forward, but as the world embraces the need to ‘go green’, our advice has had to change with the times!
There’s still time to fill in your Self Assessment Tax Return
The official deadline to file and pay your self-assessment is midnight on the 31st of January. This year, however, the government has granted a waiver on penalties for late filing and late payment.
Why do so many people do their tax returns on Christmas Day?
HMRC reported that many thousands of taxpayers submitted their tax returns over Christmas last year. The final deadline is on 31 January each year, so at least they are ahead of that. Leaving it too late comes with many risks, so why not get the paperwork over to us in good time?
What the Autumn Budget means for SMEs
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Autumn Budget 2021 speech in late October in the House of Commons. What does the speech mean for small businesses?
Avoid business partnership disasters
Whether it’s money issues, or disagreements over decision-making, here’s how to prevent conflict within your business partnership.
Business planning during challenging times
A strong business plan will help you weather any storm – crucial for today’s businesses. But how do you go about making one, and what are the benefits?
Which is the best structure for a social enterprise?
Social enterprises are an example of business being used for community good. But you need to decide how yours will be structured to not only match your vision, but allow it to flourish and truly help your community