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Planning for the extension of IR35 to the private sector
The off-payroll working (IR35) rules will extend to the private sector on 6 April 2021, affecting businesses and contractors alike. How can you plan ahead for the changes?
Mortgage interest relief & options for landlords
Making a profit in the buy-to-let sector is a tough task in 2020/21, with a number of government changes denting profitability. How can you be more tax-efficient?
Furlough scheme and SEISS to end in October
Lockdown restrictions are easing after the coronavirus pandemic, but businesses continue to apply for government support loans in their droves.
Tax changes for 2020/21 & the next 12 months
A small amount of tax changes took effect on 6 April 2020, each of which might have the potential to catch you out in 2020/21. How will they affect you or your business?
Accessing coronavirus support schemes
Each day more enquiries come in from clients who are concerned about the implications of COVID-19 for their businesses. Here’s what we know and how we can help.
Off-payroll working in the private sector
The off-payroll working rules have been mired in controversy, and they will extend to the private sector next month, subject to any further delay announced by the Government.
Capital gains tax in 2020/21
Capital gains tax kicks in when you profit from the sale of something you own, usually property, shares or possessions, and big changes are in place for 2020/21.
Don’t leave online tax returns to the last minute
Completing your 2018/19 online tax return through self-assessment may not have been your top priority over Christmas, but time is running out.
Brexit implications on VAT for businesses to consider
Most of us wish Brexit and the political football being played over what was a non-legally binding decision to leave would end. Many businesses breathed a sigh of relief when the date to leave the EU in October was put off for the second time in six months, even as...
Corporation tax: Ways to reduce your bill
Anyone who is involved with running a limited company will know corporation tax as a levy on company profits made in a tax year. Corporation tax is deducted at a flat rate of 19% in 2019/20 and last year it netted the Treasury £55.1 billion - up 2% on the previous...
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