Updates to the Employment Allowance
8 July 2019
Overview of changes to the Employment Allowance For those who haven’t already heard, from April 2020 there will be some changes to
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CBI: ‘Unsustainable’ business rates system in need of reform
4 July 2019
The business rates system has become “uneconomical” and “unsustainable”, and should be reviewed, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has said. Business
The scourge of late payments
26 June 2019
Outstanding invoices compromise your business’s cashflow. When you supply goods and services, you expect to be paid, and promptly, but Britain has
Artificial Intelligence technology in accounting
18 June 2019
Artificial Intelligence technology in accounting There’s plenty of news about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it is set to revolutionise the workplace.
Govt. urged to introduce stamp duty tax break for downsizing
14 June 2019
Govt. urged to introduce stamp duty tax break for downsizing The Government is facing calls to announce a stamp duty holiday for
Retirees taxed £4bn more than previously thought
11 June 2019
Retirees taxed £4bn more than previously thought Pensioners are paying around £4 billion more in income tax than previously estimated, the Centre
Small business owners hit out at ‘unfair’ UK tax system
6 June 2019
Small business owners hit out at ‘unfair’ UK tax system Most small business owners in the UK do not think the tax
Can you keep the UK from falling behind the R&D spending target?
18 May 2019
Can you keep the UK from falling behind the R&D spending target? Recent reports by the CBI have indicated that the UK
Are you ready for MTD?
4 March 2019
Are you ready for MTD? You’ve probably heard a lot already about the phrase Making Tax Digital or MTD, but how will
Getting to grips with PAYE
29 November 2018
HMRC recently reviewed the ‘effectiveness’ of its risk-based approach to late filing PAYE penalties, and opted to continue to use this approach for