News: March 2013 Tax diary main events for March/April 2013 Date What's due 1 March Corporation tax for year to 31/5/12 19 March PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS return and tax, for
News: March 2013 Tax diary main events for March/April 2013 Date What's due 1 March Corporation tax for year to 31/5/12 19 March PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS return and tax, for
News: March 2013 Research & development tax relief This has been around for several years, but never has the scope been greater for getting enhanced tax relief where a limited company incurs expenditure
News: March 2013 Budget 2013: VAT Rates The VAT rates remain unchanged at... Lower rate: 0% Reduced rate: 5% Standard rate: 20% The registration and deregistration limits from 1 April 2013 are... Registration
News: March 2013 Furnished holiday lets A property within this special regime enjoys capital gains tax (CGT) and income tax advantages that normally are unavailable when you let a property. It has always
News: March 2013 Budget 2013: Capital Taxes Capital Gains Tax The thresholds for capital gains tax (CGT) have increased slightly for 2013/14: Annual exemption: £10,900 (2012/13: £10,600) Annual exemption for most trustees and
News: March 2013 Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) This has been piloted by HMRC for 2 years now, and it has been announced that from the tax year 2013/14 it will become a permanent
News: March 2013 Budget 2013: Individuals Personal Allowances The standard personal allowance will rise to £10,000 from 6 April 2014, a year earlier than expected. The age related allowances are frozen until 2015.
News: March 2013 Internal referrals In today's tough job market, the saying "it's not what you know, it's who you know," has never been more true. Many businesses offer rewards and incentives to
News: March 2013 High value UK residential property If a UK residential property worth over £2 million is owned by a limited company or certain other "non-natural persons", there is the likelihood of
News: March 2013 Budget 2013: Business Taxes Cash Basis Unincorporated businesses will be permitted to calculated profits and losses for tax purposes using the cash accounting basis, rather than the standard accruals accounting