Our resources. Your adventures.

A few reminders for your diary through to July 2021.

Our latest charity newsletter has been published, you can download it here or sign up to receive future editions straight into your inbox.

Our latest newsletters have been published, you can download them here or sign up to receive future editions straight into your inbox.

With the Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) having been rolled out at pace, errors have crept into claims.

Many businesses will already have made use of their Business Tax Account (BTA), for example in connection with Making Tax Digital for VAT (MTD for VAT). But they may not have explored all the services on offer, so HMRC is currently encouraging all businesses to access their BTA and do just that.

A quick round-up of business changes and a useful tax tip.

Making Tax Digital. It’s at the heart of the government’s vision of a modern, transformed tax administration. With a consultation now running, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for corporation tax is on its way.

What are the options if you took up the government’s offer to defer VAT payments between 20 March 2020 and 30 June 2020, and still need to pay?

Many members of the business community have been asking for a re-evaluation of business rates for some time now. The current system has been deemed unfair by many businesses and the need for reform has now been magnified by the economic disruption caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We look at business rates and consider some of the options for a fairer, better solution to support businesses.

New rules concerning the tax and employment status of off-payroll workers will be introduced on 6 April 2021. The change applies to those off-payroll workers who provide personal services to clients in the private sector through an ‘intermediary’. Under the rules, commonly known as IR35, the responsibility for determining that status will pass to medium and large private sector organisations. 

Businesses and owners of commercial property planning major capital purchases, take note.

A few reminders for your diary through to April 2021.