Coronavirus Update – 2 April 2020
2 April 2020
What are the options to limit the financial damage of COVID-19?
It’s hard to believe that Rishi Sunak has only been the Chancellor since Valentine’s Day, given what he’s had to deal…
It’s hard to believe that Rishi Sunak has only been the Chancellor since Valentine’s Day, given what he’s had to deal…
The decision to call a snap General election on 8th June caught many of us by surprise. The various political parties have been rushing out their manifestos making all sorts of promises if elected. These documents are becoming increasingly important. Bringing…
Have you used your 2016/17 £11,100 annual capital gains exemption? Consider selling shares where the gain is less than £11,100 before 6 April 2017. Also, if you have any worthless shares, consider a negligible value claim to establish a capital loss. You may even be able to set…
There are significant changes that commence on 6 April 2017 for workers in the public sector supplying their services via their own personal service companies or other intermediaries.
From 6 April 2017 the public sector employer or agency that engages the worker will have to review the employment status of…
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
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In his 2016 Budget speech, the Chancellor announced two new allowances would be introduced from April 2017 for money earned from `the sharing economy’. One allowance will be for trading income and the other for property income.
A new allowance…
As well as the change to adult rate:
First announced in Budget 2015, news that HMRC wants digital accounts to replace traditional annual tax accounts created much debate.
Now, further details of what this transitional process will look have been…
Welcome to our monthly tax update designed to keep you informed of the latest tax issues.
In this issue we focus on issues to be considered before the end of the tax year and things to look forward to next year. As ever we are here to help you so…
Employers will need to account for overtime when calculating holiday pay from 1 July 2015.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruled in November 2014 that employers must factor in overtime, commissions and bonuses when making holiday pay calculations, instead…