NEWSLETTERS

• Businesses pay £44 billion in corporation tax
• EU workers uncertain cover residency status
• Tax-free childcare to launch in 2017
• Paper tax return deadline approaches

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• Apprenticeship funding proposals introduced
• Property wealth exceeds savings & pensions
• New national minimum wages rates from 1st of October
• Inheritance tax receipts up by a fifth

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• New system to challenge business rates outlined
• Self-employment growth driven by part-timers
• 500,000 Help to Buy ISAs opened
• Small firms: 10% of day spent chasing payments

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• Businesses will require software for digital tax accounts
• second payment on account reminder
• Steady income as highly valued as salary
• Workers not planning for retirement

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• Keeping people with significant control registers
• Buy-to-let activity eases
• How to trace pension pots
• Digital divide growing between businesses

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• Charities unaware of reporting obligations
• Employer national insurance contributions for apprentices abolished
• Lifetime ISA: Is it right for you?
• Changes to capital gains tax for 2016/17

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• Lack of management skills limit business growth
• 150,000 secure home ownerships from Help to Buy
• National living wage: employer responsibilities
• Business announcements from Budget 2016

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Good news:

• Corporation tax reduces to 17% by April 2020
• The small business rate relief threshold will rise to £15,000 from £6,000 in April 2017. 
• Employers allowance increases from £2000 to £3000 from April 2016
• Class 2 NIC’s to be abolished from April 20158 

• Dividend tax credits removed and the new dividend tax is effective from April 2016 – this is the BIG ONE which will impact EVERY director who draws dividends 
• The £3000 employers allowance cannot be claimed by companies with only one director on payroll

• Pension freedom barriers to be removed
• Government productivity plan lacks focus
• Self-employed workforce continues to grow
• “Real test” for auto-enrolment ahead

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• Digital tax accounts to replace annual tax return
• Lack of flexible working hampers employers
• Early pension exit fees capped

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• 201602_Caseron_Minimising Corporation Tax

• Preparing for the national living wage
• New state pension: a guide
• Help to Buy ISAs popular in first month
• Finance Bill 2015 passes through parliament

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• 201601_Caseron_Retirement Planning

• Higher stamp duty rates for buy-to-let property
• Women unsure about pension savings
• Consumer confidence rises despite uncertainty over economy
• National Audit Office highlights auto enrolment dangers

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• 201512_Caseron_Minimising Inheritance Tax

• Private sector businesses hit record number
• Forming a limited company
• Workplace productivity remains a puzzle
• UK R&D spending lowest in the G8
• Stress-related absence increases

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• 201511_Caseron_Property and Tax Updates

• National minimum wage increases
• Spreadsheet errors marked as major business risk
• European Court ruling on travelling to work draws criticism
• YOUR MONEY: Pension ‘top up’ introduced

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• 201510_Caseron_Rewarding Your Staff

• Digital account timeline overview
• Consumer ombudsman to change complaints process
• YOUR MONEY: Pension scams put savings at risk

• 201509_Caseron_Understanding dividends
• 201509_Caseron_HMRC Investigations

• Government publishes productivity strategy
• 5 ways to make your business more productive
• Entrepreneurs’ relief changes affect family businesses
• Small firms gear up for auto-enrolment

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• 201508_Making The Most of Your Savings

• 201507_Caseron_Tax Card

• New holiday pay rules come into effect
• Copyright theft puts business development at risk
• Flexible working not advertised during recruitment
• YOUR MONEY: Households overlook life insurance

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• 201507_Caseron_Alternative Finance

• Deregulation tops small firms’ priority list
• Summer Budget announced
• Business planning overlooked by SMEs
• Small businesses unprepared against digital attacks
• YOUR MONEY: Financial assets drive rise in household wealth

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• Businesses delay capital investment
• The Annual Investment Allowance
• Auto-enrolment exemptions introduced

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• 201505_Caseron_Estate planning

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• SME Complaince Costs
• Number of small firms hits record high
• Businesses lack mental health policies
• YOUR MONEY – Year end tax tips

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• 201503_Caseron_Personal Tax Planning

• Inflation falls to 14 year low
• Apprenticeship funding under review
• Auto-enrolment contribution increase could affect small firms
• YOUR MONEY – Expected retirement income hits a 6 year high

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• 201502_Caseron_Minimising Corporation Tax

• Businesses plan growth for 2015
• Government proposals to tackle late payment
• Employees take advantage of flexible working
• YOUR MONEY – Savers unaware  of pension guidance service

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• 201501_Caseron_Choosing a Company Secretary
• 201501_Caseron_Capital Allowances