Disincorporation relief to end in March 2018
Small businesses face skills gaps
HMRC stops use of personal credit cards to pay tax bills
Number of businesses soars to 5.7m
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Year-End Tax Guide 2017/18
Personal allowances and reliefs – The personal allowance for the current tax year is £11,500. Non-savings income above the personal allowance is taxed at rates from 20% to 45%.
Accounts for Limited Companies
Audits may be a thing of the past, but certain annual reports still apply. If you’re a business owner, you may be familiar with the process of submitting your accounts for official inspection by an independent body. This is known as an audit. You may also breathe a...
Online Self-assessment
How to complete your self-assessment tax return online. For self-employed people, company directors and those receiving other sources of income, it’s the time of the year to send your self-assessment tax return. Self-assessment is the process used by HMRC to collect...
Caseron Insider – December 2017
Chancellor freezes VAT threshold until 2020
Treasury delays abolishment of class 2 National Insurance
Claims for R&D tax credits hit record high
Autumn Budget 2017 round-up
Autumn Budget 2017
Autumn Statement 2017 – Chancellor Philip Hammond said he’d take a “balanced approach” to his second Budget of 2017
Patent Box
The patent box regime applies a reduced rate of corporation tax to profits attributable to qualifying patents and similar intellectual property (IP). Unincorporated businesses can’t qualify for the patent box. The patent box tax rate has gradually been reduced to 10%...
Measuring business performance
What are the best ways to assess your firm’s performance? Changing market conditions make it more important than ever to measure your business performance on a regular basis. The impact caused by recent events, such as the vote to leave the EU in June 2016 and the...
Tax Efficient Directors Salaries
Updated for 2017/18. We are often asked for advice on the most tax efficient way of paying yourself from your company.The official term is ‘profit extraction’ – how to get more money out of your business and into your pocket – legally of course! By far the most efficient way of taking money out of your limited company is to pay a combination of minimal Directors Salary plus a dividend and tax-free expenses. So how does this work?
Caseron Insider – November 2017
Under-25’s push for national living wage equality
Late payments continue to hit SMEs
Cautious businesses delaying investment
Apprenticeship levy leaves firms baffled