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Form CT61 – what is it and when it is required?

Form CT61 – what is it and when it is required?

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

HMRC form CT61 is a form required to be completed by a company if the company pays interest, royalties and other similar payments to an individual. Unlike banks…

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Caught in a 60% trap?

Caught in a 60% trap?

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

Recent media coverage has suggested that around 500,000 individuals are caught in the 60% tax trap. Essentially, this means that an individual is paying 60% tax on every…

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HMRC nudge letters are on the rise!

HMRC nudge letters are on the rise!

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

We are aware that HMRC is sending more letters to taxpayers to “nudge” them to check their tax returns are in order and to encourage the taxpayer to…

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Trivial benefits – they aren’t taxable, are they?

Trivial benefits – they aren’t taxable, are they?

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

Since April 2016, there has been an exemption to cover tax becoming due on trivial benefits. This was intended to avoid tax becoming due on ad-hoc gifts such…

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Letting through a company – what do you need to consider

Letting through a company – what do you need to consider

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

Many potential landlords that we speak to, are considering using a limited company to hold property investments. This is due to a multitude of reasons such as: The…

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Further tax return penalties on the horizon?

Further tax return penalties on the horizon?

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

The deadline for filing your 2022/23 self assessment tax return was 31 January 2024. If you have still not filed the tax return, there will be significant late…

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Tax relief on charitable donations

Tax relief on charitable donations

Date posted: 23rd Jul 2024

If you make donations to charity, you can benefit from tax relief on those donations. This can be achieved in various ways. Gift Aid If you are a…

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PAYE settlement agreement– what is it?

PAYE settlement agreement– what is it?

Date posted: 12th Jun 2024

In simple terms, a PAYE settlement agreement (or PSA for short) is a way of an employer settling tax bills for employees, on amounts which may be deemed…

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Employment taxes – what are HMRC targeting?

Employment taxes – what are HMRC targeting?

Date posted: 12th Jun 2024

Employment taxes can be a minefield when it comes to not only salary payments but benefits-in-kind. It is very important to understand the implications of employment taxes and…

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Interest on children’s bank accounts – could it be taxed on the parents

Interest on children’s bank accounts – could it be taxed on the parents

Date posted: 12th Jun 2024

Given the recent rises in interest rates, everyone with savings is enjoying a higher return of interest paid by their banks. It is important to remember that tax…

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