Month: September 2019

HMRC has published a check list of issues you will need to deal with prior to 31 October 2019. The […]

The short answer to this question is a resounding “no”, but as always with tax, there are exceptions. Obviously, if […]

If you own a small limited company your shares entitle you to draw a return on your shareholding – in […]

A reminder that you can avoid the hefty car fuel benefit charge if you drive a company car and your […]

There is nothing more intriguing that the notion we may be due untold riches from undisclosed sources. For example, do […]

December is probably the second most popular trading year end for businesses; the most popular being the 31 March. Your […]

Just one month to go until the so-called “Domestic Reverse Charge” will apply to VAT registered traders who are also […]

If you are starting to look forward to the forthcoming end-of-year and Christmas celebrations, and we could all do with […]

Earlier this year we highlighted the tax concession afforded by the so-called Trivial Benefit rules. We said: It is possible […]

If there was a measure of stability in UK politics, we would be expecting the usual dispatch-box presentation by the […]