PAYE only taxpayer – a 2024/25 Return may not be required…but…
Date posted: 14th Apr 2025
HMRC have announced that anyone with only PAYE income, will not be required to complete a 2024/25 tax return.
Date posted: 14th Apr 2025
HMRC have announced that anyone with only PAYE income, will not be required to complete a 2024/25 tax return.
Date posted: 27th Mar 2025
If you are the owner of a personal or family company, it is prudent to review your dividend strategy before the 2024/25 tax year comes to an end…
Date posted: 27th Mar 2025
There comes a time in every business owner’s life when retirement looms and thoughts turn to succession planning. Planning should ideally start 2-3 years before the date of…
Date posted: 27th Mar 2025
The favourable tax regime that applies to landlords letting furnished holiday accommodation comes to an end on 5 April 2025. For 2025/26 and later tax years, furnished holiday…
Date posted: 27th Mar 2025
The way in which unincorporated landlords obtain relief for interest depends on the nature of the property that they let. Where the property is a commercial property, the…
Date posted: 27th Mar 2025
From April 2026, some individuals will be required to comply with Making Tax Digital (MTD). This will apply for those individuals who have a combined annual income from…
Date posted: 27th Mar 2025
For almost five years now, HMRC have required individuals to report sales of UK residential property within 60 days of the sale. This applies for UK residents where…
Date posted: 19th Feb 2025
We have noted on certain occasions HMRC have not replied to our correspondence, instead replying to the taxpayer as if they had written the letter, we have sent…
Date posted: 17th Feb 2025
When starting a business, there are various decisions to make and tasks to perform.
One of the first questions to address is whether to run the business as a sole trader, whether to set up a partnership with others or whether to form a company.
Date posted: 17th Feb 2025
It is understood that HMRC are recruiting 5,000 more tax officials over the next five years to help reduce the “tax gap.
