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The company makes a loss – can a dividend be paid?
The company makes a loss – can a dividend be paid? Our latest blog gives you helpful advice and information to consider….
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Be aware of VAT bad debt relief
Despite the improving economy, bad debts are still a fact of life for many businesses. HMRC is aware that not all invoices…
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Beware of the lifetime limit when claiming BADR on the sale of the FHL
Beware of the lifetime limit when claiming BADR on the sale of the FHL Landlords with furnished holiday lettings (FHLs) are living…
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Claiming a deduction for the expenses of a property business
Want to know more about claiming a deduction for the expenses of a property business? Our latest blog below outlines considerations to…
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A repair or an improvement and why it matters
As a landlord, periodically you will need to undertake work on your property. This may simply involve fixing a leaky tap or…
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Class 2 NIC refunds made in error – Action to take
Our latest blog looks at Class 2 NIC refunds made in error and what action to take… Class 2 National Insurance contributions…
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Making student loan repayments through Self Assessment
Making student loan repayments through Self Assessment? Our latest Blog has information and advice to help you… There are three ways in…
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VAT flat rate scheme – Is it for you?
The VAT flat rate scheme is a simple VAT scheme for smaller VAT-registered businesses. Rather than pay the difference between the VAT…
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Wealthy taxpayers within PAYE – When is a tax return required?
Wealthy taxpayers under PAYE may need to file a tax return if their income is primarily taxed through PAYE. Our latest Blog…
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When is a child’s income taxable on their parent?
Children may have their own income. This may be in the form of savings income on accounts that they hold or, for…
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