Are you usually required to submit a Self Assessment tax return? If so, you may no longer be obligated to file a return from this tax year (2023/24) onwards. The Self Assessment threshold for PAYE only taxpayers will increase from £100,000 to £150,000, meaning that...
As a business owner, you’ll be no stranger to the inevitable costs that come with running a successful business. However, you can claim tax back on some of these expenses; these are allowable expenses. Although some expenses may feel small on their own, they add up...
If you’re looking to invest your money in a valuable asset, then property is often one of the best routes to take. Whether you invest in residential or commercial property, our team is experienced in helping clients as they navigate the various tax aspects of the...
At the end of April, the Government held their second ever ‘Tax Administration and Maintenance Day’. This provided an opportunity to clarify and publish a summary of the current technical proposals and consultations regarding the UK’s tax system. One of the main focal...
The festive season is fast approaching, and with that comes the excitement of gift-giving and planning your Christmas party! Although it’s likely that you’re prepared when it comes to employee presents and office celebrations, have you considered whether you need to...
Note: This blog was updated on 22 September following the announcement that the PAYE Direct Debit roll-out has been delayed to October From 3 October 2022 (delayed from 19 September), you will be able to pay employers’ PAYE and NIC liabilities by variable direct...
