News: October 2014 RTI Penalties delayed again As advised in earlier newsletters, automatic in–year RTI late filing penalties start on 6 October 2014. However, HM Revenue and Customs have recently announced that the

News: October 2014 Flexible pensions to go ahead in 2015 In his March 2014 Budget, the Chancellor announced that there would be significant changes to allow individuals to have greater access to their

News: October 2014 No tax deduction for sponsorship A recent case before the Court of Appeal has determined that a particular company was not allowed tax relief on their sponsorship of a rugby

News: October 2014 High income child benefit charge Child benefit started to be taxed from 9 January 2013, but only in cases where the claimant or their partner received income of over £50,000

News: October 2014 Company car advisory fuel rates The suggested reimbursement rates for employees' private mileage in their company cars are reviewed each quarter on 1 March, 1 June, 1 September and 1

  Tax diary: All the main tax events for October/ November 2014 Welcome to this month’s Tax Diary, providing you with all the main tax events for the next couple of months including

News: September 2014 Employee engagement and staff turnover We all know that the best employees are engaged and highly motivated. However, most businesses don't consider the relationship between employee engagement and employee turnover.

News: September 2014 HMRC get heavy with those using tax avoidance schemes Anyone with an open enquiry (or appeal) concerning a tax avoidance scheme may be issued with follower notices and accelerated payment

News: September 2014 Not all customers are equal Most business people are familiar with the idea that 80% of your revenue comes from 20% of your client base. As in any business, your

News: September 2014 Consultation on possible changes to rules on employee's travel Many employees and employers find the current tax rules for dealing with travelling and subsistence claims difficult to understand. This is