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17 February, 2025
Extra income: trade or hobby?
HMRC has a new online checker to help those with sources of income outside PAYE decide if they need to register for self assessment.
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14 February, 2025
SDLT: what makes property uninhabitable?
HMRC has recently turned down a high number of claims for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) refunds. The claims were made on the grounds that a property in need of repair was unsuitable for use as a dwelling.
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11 February, 2025
Work expenses
Claims for PAYE employment expenses not reimbursed by the employer now automatically face greater scrutiny by HMRC.
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7 February, 2025
VAT: HMRC’s view of the pitfalls
HMRC has recently issued new, detailed Guidelines for Compliance for VAT.
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4 February, 2025
Employment status: keep on top of the game
Employers will be aware how important it is to make sure you have got the employment status of workers right. But how do you know for sure?
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3 February, 2025
Paid help at home?
It’s always best to check the responsibilities around tax and employment rights. There are two key questions to ask. What is the employment status of your worker, and how does that impact you?
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22 November, 2024
Jointly-owned property: get it right
A need-to-read case came before the Tax Tribunal recently.
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21 November, 2024
Autumn 2024 Charity Newsletter
Our latest charity newsletter has been published, you can download it here or sign up to receive future editions straight into your inbox.
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17 November, 2024
HMRC’s new VAT tool
If you are thinking about registering voluntarily for VAT, or hovering around the £90,000 compulsory registration threshold, the new VAT Registration Estimator tool from HMRC could be for you.
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15 November, 2024
HMRC targets sales of cats and dogs
If you’ve made money from breeding or selling cats, dogs and other animals, HMRC could be on your tail.
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14 November, 2024
Employers: avoid unwanted attention from HMRC
The latest tax gap figures show a black hole of more than £3 billion for PAYE. This gap is being put down to employer errors.
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11 November, 2024
Major change for holiday lets
Preferential tax rules for furnished holiday lettings (FHLs) end in April 2025, removing any tax incentive to offer short-term holiday lets, rather than letting residential property on a longer basis.
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