Month: September 2018

As we will possibly live on until our 80s and beyond, and as that may involve coping with disability of […]

If the present wrangling over the terms of our exit from the EU result in terms that disadvantage UK businesses, […]

When you are selling your home, you are likely to be selling a range of fixtures and fittings. For example: […]

In a recent tax case, three taxpayers asserted that cleaning costs of work clothes amounted to £2,200 a year and […]

If you are a sole trader, or in a basic partnership, and if your business gets into financial difficulties, any […]

As we have outlined in recent posts, change is upon us and come the end of March next year, the […]

Up to £20 million is being made available to increase productivity and sustainability in crop and ruminant agriculture systems through […]

The gradual restriction of tax relief for buy-to-let mortgage interest has received much publicity since the process commenced 5 April […]

If a business owner makes a loss as a self-employed person, they can set off the losses against any other […]

A government think-tank, the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS), was briefed to consider a non-tax issue, a restricted form of […]