With Christmas just a few weeks away you should consider whether any gifts from your company to its employees need to be put through the
For the tax year ending 5th April 2016 onwards, Class 2 NICs will be collected through Self Assessment. When individual Self Assessment Tax Returns are
From Thursday, 1st October 2015, the adult National Minimum Wage (NMW) rate increases by 20 pence, from £6.50 to £6.70 per hour. The rate for
Tax pundits have been telling us for many years that income tax on dividends would increase. That moment finally arrived in the Summer Budget 2015
Millions of grandparents are investing on behalf of their grandchildren – but experts warn that many may not realise the tax implications. Each year, you
HM Revenue & Customs have announced that individuals and small businesses who missed the deadline for filing their tax returns for the 2013/14 tax year have been
New rules for shared parental leave of up to 50 weeks came into force on 6th April 2015. Parents who both work now have the
Income tax The tax-free personal allowance is being increased in April 2017, to £11,000. This will start with an increase in April 2016 to £10,800.
Registration has opened for the new marriage tax allowance – a policy that will allow some couples to share part of their annual income tax
On a £2m property purchase, you could save £73,750 by qualifying for a lower rate of stamp duty. Why? Because properties that are accepted by
The Autumn Statement 2014 announced that entrepreneurs’ relief (ER) will no longer be available to reduce Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the incorporation of a
Last week we heard that inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index fell from 1% in November to 0.5% in December, reaching its lowest
