ALL THINGS TAX.

The recruitment industry has picked up following the pandemic, the industry will be making significant profits over the coming years. So, recruitment company directors, after a phase of low earnings and tax, are you paying yourselves tax efficiently?

As the end of the tax year approaches, we consider below some ideas and actions you make want to take before the 5th April 2022. If some of these reliefs/exemptions are not taken advantage of, there is no opportunity to do so after the tax year end.

It is clear that reform of the powers of Companies House must be an urgent priority for the government. Read on to find out what are the new changes and will they help deter fraudsters and illicit activities?

Attracting and retaining employees is important. If you are finding it hard to do so, you may want to consider a enterprise management incentive (EMI). Read on to find out the terms and conditions with an EMI for a construction company.

2022 is here and it’s important to make sure you are doing all you can to take advantage of what is available in terms of tax efficiency and financial planning. Here are financial planning ideas that every business owner should be thinking about.

If the past two years have taught us anything, it is that the future is impossible to predict. With 2021 giving us two budget speeches, what will 2022 bring and what planning can business owners make? Read on for the 2022 tax calendar dates to note.

Making Tax Digital (MTD) will affect your business sooner or later, but reporting your figures digitally to the HMRC is easy and paper free. Discover what's new in the world of MTD and where HMRC are heading next.

HMRC is a professional and helpful organisation that recognises that there are times when people fall behind in their tax affairs. Find out why getting your tax affairs in order isn’t as scary as you think.

What are the tax benefits both for the employer and the employee in switching to fully electric company cars and certain hybrids?

An EOT is a special form of employee benefit trust introduced by the Government in 2014 to encourage more shareholders to set up a corporate structure similar to the John Lewis model. In this guide we have explained how a sale to an EOT works.

A holiday home is a dream for many people. For those lucky enough to actually be able to invest in their dream holiday home, the question is often “to rent or not to rent?”. We summarise the tax considerations if you decide to rent it out.

The government recently announced that there would be an increase of 1.25% to National Insurance, from the 2022/23 tax year. We look at how these changes will affect employers and employees differently, and assess any tax allowances available.

Making Tax Digital (MTD) was first introduced in April 2019 for most VAT registered businesses with turnover exceeding the VAT registration threshold of £85,000. We look at all of the requirements and criteria of MTD, that are fast approaching.

A great example proving that not all accountants are to be trusted, and that HMRC are not always the bad guys…

Over the past few years, there have been some massive tax increases as part of a wider strategy believed to be designed to take the heat out of the property market, in this blog we assess the impact of those changes.