It has been suggested the government is considering relaunching Thatcher’s infamous Right To Buy scheme. The Right To Buy scheme helped nearly 2 million people in England buy their housing association properties
It has been suggested the government is considering relaunching Thatcher’s infamous Right To Buy scheme. The Right To Buy scheme helped nearly 2 million people in England buy their housing association properties
Spring Statement – Key points The Spring Statement was announced at the end of March. Below we have condensed Rishi Sunak's announcement into key points that may affect you or your business.
“Tax rebate” is searched over 40,000 times a month. Why? Because there is a lack of clarity over what can be claimed, by who in which industries, and most importantly, how. A
In July 2020, the government published a 10-year strategy to build a trusted, modern tax administration system, including how taxpayers are identified and registered by HMRC. The government is seeking views on
HMRC is reminding parents across the UK of the ‘Tax-Free Childcare’ initiative. A 20% childcare top-up providing eligible families with up to £500 every three months (that is up to £2000 per
HMRC Self Assessment Deadline Extension: Penalties Waived HMRC have announced on 6th January 2022 they are waiving late filing and late payment penalties for Self-Assessment taxpayers for one month this January 2022 –
Accounting can be time consuming - let's face facts. With the New Year finally upon us, we've taken the opportunity to make a list of small(!) changes we can all make, to help
On 27th October, Rishi Sunak announced the Autumn Budget 2021. Due to the scale of the economic damage, whilst Sunak acknowledged that the pandemic isn’t over, he said the Autumn Budget would be
The prime minister announced on 9th Sept 2021 a 1.25% Dividend Tax rise from 6 April 2022, and a rise in National Insurance Contributions (NICs) by way of a new Health and Social
An increase of 1.25% in National Insurance Contributions from 6 April 2022 has been outlined in ‘Building Back Better: Our Plan for Health and Social Care’ . The National Insurance Contributions rise