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Understanding recent National Insurance changes

Tuesday, 9 July 2024

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

Do I need to complete a Self Assessment tax return?

Monday, 8 July 2024

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.

National Insurance Contributions (NICs): Why you need to get it right

Wednesday, 3 July 2024

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

Non-doms and the General Election: How do Labour and Conservative proposals compare?

Tuesday, 2 July 2024

Ahead of the General Election, we compare Conservative and Labour proposals to the non-domicile tax regime.

Inheritance tax, capital gains tax and the General Election

Tuesday, 2 July 2024

We look at possible changes to inheritance tax and capital gains tax ahead of the General Election and give some tax planning tips.

Do I need to disclose my overseas income to HMRC?

Tuesday, 2 July 2024

We discuss HMRC 'nudge letters' and disclosure of offshore income and gains in light of the proposed new rules.

Understanding payments on account for Self Assessment

Wednesday, 12 June 2024

We discuss what payments on account are, how they’re calculated and what you need to bear in mind when estimating your tax liability.

Could your 31 July self assessment payment on account be reduced?

Monday, 3 June 2024

We discuss how the 31 July Payment on Account may have potential to be reduced.

Submitting your tax return early— what are the benefits?

Wednesday, 29 May 2024

Get ahead with your tax return. Chloe Griner explains the benefits of submitting your tax return details early and making payments on account.

Surge in whistleblower reports to HMRC targeting innocent businesses

Tuesday, 30 April 2024

Many innocent businesses may be wrongly accused of tax fraud and subsequently embroiled in an expensive and stressful tax investigation.

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