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Tax free travel to work is possible

Tax free travel to work is possible

Date posted: 24th Nov 2022

As the cost-of-living crisis deepens, many employees are looking to save money. One option is to cut the cost of the commute by cycling to work, which can…

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HMRC determinations – what are they and how can they be cancelled?

HMRC determinations – what are they and how can they be cancelled?

Date posted: 24th Nov 2022

HMRC can issue a determination when a taxpayer has failed to submit a tax return. The determination is HMRC’s formal calculation of tax that it calculates as being…

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Undeclared income or gains – it’s time to come forward.

Undeclared income or gains – it’s time to come forward.

Date posted: 24th Nov 2022

We are noticing a lot more in the professional press about HMRC issuing nudge letters to taxpayers in respect of potential errors on their tax returns. HMRC have…

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Giving away the buy-to-let to save inheritance tax?

Giving away the buy-to-let to save inheritance tax?

Date posted: 7th Nov 2022

Where a person has a property portfolio, they may consider giving away one or more of their investment properties during their lifetime to reduce the inheritance tax payable…

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Reclaiming VAT on a car

Reclaiming VAT on a car

Date posted: 7th Nov 2022

The VAT rules are clear – input tax cannot be claimed on the purchase of a new or used car that is made available for any private use….

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Mileage allowance payments – what can be claimed?

Mileage allowance payments – what can be claimed?

Date posted: 7th Nov 2022

Employers can pay employees a mileage allowance if they use their own car for business journeys. The Government have recently cleared up confusion as to what can be…

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Dividend income – getting it right!

Dividend income – getting it right!

Date posted: 4th Nov 2022

Many owner-managed businesses will pay dividends as a form of remuneration to director-shareholders, as this can be tax efficient (although there are instances where it is not!). However,…

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Savers – will you be caught by a tax charge on interest?

Savers – will you be caught by a tax charge on interest?

Date posted: 4th Nov 2022

As interest rates continue to increase to levels not seen since 2008, there may be a potential knock on tax impact for those with savings. In 2008, the…

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Pension savings and excess allowance letters – what do you need to do?

Pension savings and excess allowance letters – what do you need to do?

Date posted: 4th Nov 2022

If you have received a letter from your employer’s pension company advising that your pension contributions are in excess of the standard pension annual allowance of £40,000, it…

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Registering for VAT voluntarily – is it worth it?

Registering for VAT voluntarily – is it worth it?

Date posted: 10th Oct 2022

A business must register for VAT if the VATable turnover for the last 12 months exceeded the VAT registration threshold of £85,000, or if it is expected that…

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