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VAT – What to do if your details change
VAT-registered businesses must let HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) of any changes to their details.
Accountants helping businesses make savings, says survey
Accountants are saving businesses time and money as well as easing the pressure of rising inflation, according to a new survey.
Newsletter October/November 2022
Start planning for accounting basis changes Changes are coming for how self-employed individuals and partnerships calculate their taxable profits and return them to HMRC. At present, the profits of a tax year are generally based on the profits of the…
Simplifying filing obligations
Are you aware of the change to filing accounts at Companies House? If not, there are penalties for mistakes, so it is important to ensure that you are up to date with the latest information on these changes.
The significance of ‘One To Many’ letters from HMRC
Letters have been sent out to individuals listed as ‘Persons of Significant Control’ (PSC), urging them to check and, where necessary, correct their tax returns.
New VAT penalty regime – What do you need to know?
HMRC is launching a new penalty regime where VAT returns are submitted late or VAT is not paid on time.
Avoiding obstacles with the Construction Industry Scheme
Under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), contractors take money from a subcontractor’s payments and send it to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
Have you filed your online Self-Assessment form?
The clock is ticking for taxpayers, as the countdown to submit online Self-Assessment tax returns has begun.
Top tips for launching a successful start-up
Starting a new business can be a daunting and challenging prospect.
Management Accounts: Why do you need them?
Management accounts are a set of regular reports created to provide insight on the financial performance of your business.
Looking to grow – What are the benefits of networking? And how can your accountant help?
Communication and networking may not seem a priority for busy SMEs struggling against economic headwinds at the moment.
14 October 2022: The Growth Plan – an Update
On 14 October, as an important deadline loomed for Bank of England support of the government bond markets to expire, the government’s political turmoil ratcheted up as the fallout from the ‘fiscal event’ of 23 September claimed its first scalp.
Is this the end of paper-based trading documents?
Did you know that an estimated 28.5 billion paper trade documents are printed and distributed across the globe every day?
Self Assessment customers could be a target for fraudsters as deadline approaches
With the deadline for returning paper Self Assessment tax returns for the 2021 to 2022 tax year rapidly approaching, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has warned taxpayers to be on the lookout for fraudsters.