Blogs from Larking Gowen

We summarise the key tax updates for medical professionals from the annual ICAEW Healthcare Conference.

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?

As suspected, it appears that the Labour government plans to proceed with the changes outlined in the last Budget (presented by the Conservative government) regarding wide ranging changes to the taxation of Furnished Holiday Lets (FHLs).

The Chancellor has announced the date of the first Labour Budget. We discuss what tax-raising measures might be included.

Our Medical accounting team discusses the differences between a company and a sole trader and the pros and cons of each for medical businesses.

With ever-changing tax rules, it’s easy to get it wrong, miscalculating your tax liabilities or omitting to file a return at all. If you realise you’ve made a mistake, what should you do?

In certain circumstances, employees can claim working from home tax relief. We discuss the requirements and how to make a claim.

George Crowe, Senior Manager and specialist medical accountant, looks at the new pay scales for NHS consultants. He highlights how an increase in pay could come with some unwanted tax burdens and how to make the most of personal allowances. 

Our Insolvency & Recovery team discusses five common questions from charity trustees when facing financial difficulties.

Significant changes have been made to National Insurance contributions, impacting both employees and self-employed individuals. We explain how these changes may affect you.

Knowing when you need to complete a tax return is your responsibility. Read our blog to find out who needs to file a return, how to register for Self Assessment and what to do if you no longer need to file a tax return.

Employment tax manger, Tessa Brown, explains how getting NICs right will avoid costly disputes with HMRC and ensure fair treatment of workers.