Our latest newsletter provides an update on a range of topical issues:
National Insurance: Where are we now?
With effect from 6 April 2024, the main rate of Class 1 National Insurance fell to 8% and Class 4 National Insurance to 6%. We outline the effect of these changes.
Budget Surprises
If they weren't exactly rabbits out of the hat, Spring Budget 2024 still sprang its share of surprises with an increase to the VAT registration threshold and also the High Income Child Benefit Charge threshold.
HMRC eyes potentially underdeclared dividend income
HMRC is using data yielded by it's Connect system from company accounts data to identify taxpayers who may have omitted to disclose dividend income.
What employers need to know
New rules impact holiday pay entitlement, paternity leave, carer's leave and the right to request flexible working.
Capital Gains Tax Explained
Capital gains tax applies where you dispose of capital assets at a profit, the tax payable depend upon your income level, what you've sold and how much profit was made on sale.
National Insurance: Where are we now?
With effect from 6 April 2024, the main rate of Class 1 National Insurance fell to 8% and Class 4 National Insurance to 6%. We outline the effect of these changes.
Budget Surprises
If they weren't exactly rabbits out of the hat, Spring Budget 2024 still sprang its share of surprises with an increase to the VAT registration threshold and also the High Income Child Benefit Charge threshold.
HMRC eyes potentially underdeclared dividend income
HMRC is using data yielded by it's Connect system from company accounts data to identify taxpayers who may have omitted to disclose dividend income.
What employers need to know
New rules impact holiday pay entitlement, paternity leave, carer's leave and the right to request flexible working.
Capital Gains Tax Explained
Capital gains tax applies where you dispose of capital assets at a profit, the tax payable depend upon your income level, what you've sold and how much profit was made on sale.