Tennant fees ban set to cost landlords £82.9m
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HMRC defers launch of digital accounts for individuals
Deadline for reporting benefits in kind nears
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Personal Tax Planning
How to reduce what you owe the taxman.
Nobody wants the taxman to take more than his fair share, and planning your finances early on can ensure you adopt the most tax-efficient strategy for the months and years ahead.
Company Cars
What’s new for 2018/19? Despite year-on-year tax rises, company cars remain a popular benefit.
Using My Payroll Portal in Xero
Xero's employee portal has been around for a couple of years now but are you really getting the best out of it? Use My Payroll (the employee portal) to view your payroll details and payslips, submit and edit timesheets and request time off. GDPR rules for protecting...
Caseron Insider – May 2018
Smallest firms hit by higher pension costs
Late payments affect almost half of small businesses
Selected businesses begin Making Tax Digital testing
Lack of funding holds back 1 in 4 SMEs
Clipping the wings of Phoenix Companies
A guide to measures which discourage ‘phoenixing’ of companies. Companies can fail for several reasons and, for the most part, these aren’t the result of wrongdoing by the directors. For this reason, it’s perfectly legal to start a new company after an old one has become insolvent.
From sole trader to a limited company
What to expect from incorporating your business. With a new tax year almost upon us, many sole traders will be reviewing their business structure and considering whether it’s worth switching to a limited company. There’s no denying that incorporating a business proved...
Spring Statement 2018
A spring statement with few announcements – Chancellor Philip Hammond has delivered his Spring Statement 2018, and on his promise to move away from two major fiscal announcements every year.
Caseron Insider – April 2018
One million firms comply with auto-enrolment
Food & Drink firms bring in record £22bn in exports
Taxpayers reclaim £493m from HMRC
One in 15 face fines after missing tax return deadline
Employee Benefits – What are the tax implications?
What to expect when providing staff with perks. Most employers choose to recognise the ongoing commitment made by their members of staff by providing various benefits and rewards. Whether that’s in the form of the Christmas party or it extends to benefits such as a...