CGT giveaway?
The awkwardly named “Gift Hold-Over Relief” (GHOR) allows you to give away business assets – including certain shares – or […]
Month: June 2019
Have you heard of the Prompt Payment Code?
The Prompt Payment Code (Code) is not a fanciful device to access cash from bank machines or a way to […]
What exactly is insolvency?
The dictionary definition of insolvency is less than illuminating, it is: The state of being insolvent… Listed synonyms provide more […]
Complaining to HMRC
Although many of the tax office processes are automated, dealt with by computerised systems, the rest is managed by human […]
The real tax cost of benefits in kind
There is a sting in the tail for companies that provide their directors or employees with taxable benefits as part […]
E-bike cycle to work scheme announced
Readers who have been tempted to cycle to work but are challenged by fitness issues or really can’t afford the […]
Did you know income rates can be as high as 60 percent?
Most of us know that income tax is charged at three main rates: 20%, 40% and 45%. Unfortunately, there are […]
Tax Diary June/July 2019
1 June 2019 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 31 August 2018. 19 June 2019 […]
Employing students in the summer break
If you employ students to manage your staff needs over the summer break period, you will need to add them […]
Tax free perk before annual leave
It is possible to make small tax-free payments to employees, including directors, and this might be an appropriate time to […]