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Reduction in higher rate of capital gains tax on residential property gains
Our latest blog looks at the Reduction in higher rate of capital gains tax and what this means for you. For capital…
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Training costs and the self-employed
A sole trader or proprietor of an unincorporated business may incur training costs. The tax treatment of those costs depends on whether…
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Reform of the High-Income Child Benefit Charge
What does the Reform of the High-Income Child Benefit Charge mean to you? Our latest blog gives information and advice you may…
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Make the most of your ISA allowance
Rising interest rates mean that individuals may now be paying tax on their savings income which previously they received it tax free….
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Income tax rates and allowances for 2024/25
The 2024/25 tax year starts on 6 April 2024. Although many of the rates and thresholds are the same as for 2023/24,…
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NIC cuts and what they mean for you
As widely predicted, in his 2024 Spring Budget, the Chancellor announced a 2% cut in the main rates of Class 1 and…
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Employer-provided equipment – Tax implications for employees of working from home
Since the start of COVID-19 in March 2020, the number of people working from home in the UK has dramatically increased. As…
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Advertising or promotion verses entertainment or hospitality – Which is allowable?
Our latest blog article looks at Advertising or promotion verses entertainment or hospitality – Which is allowable? To be allowable as a…
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The confusion surrounding the VAT reverse charge
VAT can be confusing at the best of times, with the reverse charge being arguably one of the more complex applications. It…
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