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Articles26 Jul 2023
Audio-Visual Expenditure Credit (AVEC) will replace the existing film, high-end TV, animation, and children's TV tax reliefs. Similarly, the Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC) will replace the Video Games Tax Relief.
Articles25 Jul 2023
The tax gap is the difference between the amount of tax that should, in theory, be paid to HMRC, and what is actually paid. For 2021/22, the gap was at an all-time low of 4.8% (or £35.8 billion), although in... Read more
Articles24 Jul 2023
The normal time limit for a person to fill gaps in their national insurance (NI) record is six years, but transitional arrangements allow gaps to be filled back to 2006/07. The deadline for making such contributions was recently extended to... Read more
Articles20 Jul 2023
In the immortal words of Oliver Hardy ‘That`s another fine mess you’ve got me into’.
News20 Jul 2023
Pushing them to the brink of their strength and endurance, David Lilley and Lizzie Bennett will embark their first triathlon challenge in aid of Prevent Breast Cancer
Articles22 Jun 2023
The government has announced a new initiative to counter fraudulent activity, particularly in the financial sector.
Articles22 Jun 2023
With continuing high electricity prices, now could be a very good time to install solar panels at your property. Unless an expensive solar battery is part of the system, it makes sense to sell excess electricity back to the national grid. Normally such sales are free from tax, but there is an exception
Articles22 Jun 2023
The combination of a frozen inheritance tax (IHT) nil rate band and considerably higher property values has pushed more estates into the IHT net. The average IHT bill is now nearly £62,000, with much larger amounts payable if an estate includes a property in London or the South East.