Why do clients struggle with compliance costs?
If you’re an accountant, you’ve probably heard it a million times: “Why do I need to pay for this compliance work?” Whether it’s year-end accounts, tax filings, or audits, clients…
read moreIf you’re an accountant, you’ve probably heard it a million times: “Why do I need to pay for this compliance work?” Whether it’s year-end accounts, tax filings, or audits, clients…
read moreMTD expanded to include more taxpayers The Chancellor’s recent budget brought several significant tax updates, but one less-publicised announcement will catch the eye of many in the accountancy profession. Plans…
read moreThe Chancellor of the Exchequer presented her Autumn Budget on 30th October and there are several areas which will impact the small business community. The following details the top 4…
read moreA company director of a UK business has several options in terms of how they pay themselves. This can be through a combination of salary, dividends and other compensation methods.…
read moreRunning payroll might seem an easy process but it can actually be a complex task due to the regulations, tax codes and legal requirements. Even an experienced business owner can…
read moreExplaining child benefit Child benefit is a government initiative that was developed to help families with the cost of raising children. In essence it is a form of social welfare…
read moreIn April 2016, new regulations were introduced allowing employers to provide 'trivial benefits' to employees without reporting them to HMRC. But what constitutes a trivial benefit, and how do you…
read moreA Benefit in Kind is a non-cash perk provided by an employer to an employee. These benefits can vary widely, with one of the most notable being a company car.…
read moreSelf-assessment tax is the amount of money an individual has to pay to HMRC. It is calculated based on the assessment of their income, deductions, and tax liabilities for a…
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