Yearly Archives: 2021


Corporate tax increases – ar...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

It was announced at the 2021 Budget, that the corporate tax rate would rise from 19% to 25% from April 2023. Considering that corporate tax was meant to…

Corporate tax increases – are you preparing for rises?
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Extracting profits – are you...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

For personal and family companies, a tax efficient strategy for extracting profits is to take a small salary and to extract any further funds needed in the form…

Extracting profits – are you being tax efficient?
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Furlough Grant Reduces to 70...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

For the month of‌‌ July the CJRS Furlough grant support from the government via HMRC reduces to 70% of the employee’s usual pay for hours not worked. This…

Furlough Grant Reduces to 70% for July
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SEISS – Fifth Self-emp...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

The fifth (and final) SEISS grant will be available for the self-employed to claim towards the end of July. The eligibility criteria remain broadly the same as the…

SEISS – Fifth Self-employed Income Support Grant to be Paid in July
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Pension Contributions –...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

Pension contributions to approved pension funds on behalf of employees and directors continue to be a tax-free benefit provided the annual input limit is not breached. The contributions…

Pension Contributions – Tax Efficient for Both Employee and Employer
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Breaking up is hard to do an...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

There could be a rise in the number of divorces, following recent announcement that the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will come into force in April 2022….

Breaking up is hard to do and more painful if there is a tax bill!
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Check that your shares quali...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

A recent case before the tax tribunal has confirmed that all of a company’s shares are ordinary shares except those that carry a fixed rate of return. This…

Check that your shares qualify for CGT business asset disposal relief
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Selling a property after som...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

When a person passes away, the value of assets in their estate are usually revalued to market value, at the date of death, for capital gains tax purposes….

Selling a property after someone dies – is there a capital gains tax charge?
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Extended loss carry back per...

Event date: 1st Jan 1970

It was announced at the 2021 Budget that a company with trading losses incurred in accounting periods ending between 1 April 2020 and 31 March 2022 can be…

Extended loss carry back period – are you missing out?
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