Are you ready for the change? Self-employed – Basis period reform
As part of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital initiative, the existing method of calculating profits on an accounting year basis is to be abolished for the
As part of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital initiative, the existing method of calculating profits on an accounting year basis is to be abolished for the
If you have a spare room in your home, you may consider letting it out to raise some much-needed cash to help meet rising living
The main residence exemption applies for capital gains tax purposes to the extent that a property is used as the taxpayer’s only or main residence.
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, landlords may find that tenants struggle to pay their rent. Where this is the case, the relief that is available
The personal allowance is set at £12,570 for 2023/24. However, not everyone is able to benefit from the personal allowance. A taper applies which gradually
Most people do not want to give money to the taxman when they die. However, while it is said that inheritance tax (IHT) is a
A new penalty regime was introduced for VAT from 1 January 2023. The new regime comprises late submission penalties and late payment penalties. Here we
Dividends are a popular and tax-efficient way to extract profits from a personal or family company once a small salary has been paid. However, the
Employees often need to incur expenses when undertaking their jobs. The nature of the expense may vary depending on the job, but typical expenses include
Tax payments for the self-employed or those who declare their income under self-assessment are payable by 31 January and 31 July every year. Taxpayers who
Class 2 NICs are flat-rate contributions payable by the self-employed, currently charged at a rate of £3.45 a week. Non-payment (or credit) could mean entitlement
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, landlords may find that tenants struggle to pay their rent. Where this is the case, the relief that is available
If you have a spare room in your home, you may consider letting it out to raise some much-needed cash to help meet rising living
The main residence exemption applies for capital gains tax purposes to the extent that a property is used as the taxpayer’s only or main residence.
The difficulty in dealing with partnership taxation is that there are no separate rules and those present are not located in one place. What rules
Most taxpayers know that they must adhere to a rigid timetable for the submission of tax returns and claims, otherwise either penalties are levied or
Cryptocurrency is a complicated concept and the following text gives HMRC’s view on the basic rules. Modern cryptocurrencies were first described in 1998 but the
Changing personal circumstances may mean that individuals who were previously taxpayers find that they are now non-taxpayers. If they are in the habit of making
The super-deduction, which allowed companies to claim an immediate deduction of 130% of their qualifying expenditure, came to an end on 31 March 2023. It
Spouses and civil partners enjoy certain tax breaks, including the ability to transfer assets between them at a value that gives rise to neither a
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