Assistant Manager in our Business Tax Advisory team, Sophie Emerson, outlines new UK reporting rules for digital platforms from January 2024. It explains who qualifies as a platform operator, which sellers must be reported, and what information must be shared with HMRC.
Partner in our medical accounting team, Andrew Burwood, talks you through how the important changes to the Voluntary National Insurance Contributions (NICs) may impact your future State Pension entitlement.
Employment tax specialist, Laura Whitmore, discusses how the new changes to the tax treatment of double cab pick ups will impact both employers and employees and why it may benefit you to act before 5 April.
Tax specialist, Chloe Griner, reminds those of us who need to file a tax return for the year ended 5 April 2024, that now is the time to prepare to meet the 31 January 2025 deadline.
There’s a limit to the amount you can save in your pension pot. We explain how the Annual Allowance and tapering work and how these may affect your pension.
Many people are surprised to learn that they need to file a tax return, especially if they pay income tax through PAYE. With the deadline to notify HMRC looming, we explain who needs to file a return.
Since the real time reporting regime for capital gains tax on residential property came into force, we’ve seen numerous changes to deadlines, allowances and tax rates. We help you understand these changes and the rules currently in place to avoid unwanted costs or penalties.
A company’s purchase of its own shares can be a tax-efficient exit route for shareholders. We discuss the tax implications and what you need to consider.
The Chancellor has announced significant tax changes for independent school fees. What is the Labour government’s tax policy for private schools and what does it mean for you?
