Tax

If you’re thinking of building a garden office, you may be wondering if you can get tax relief. The simple answer is yes, but it isn’t as tax effective as you may think. What can you claim and what are the tax implications?

Now the super-deduction capital allowance has ceased, we take a look at tax reliefs for companies purchasing plant and machinery: the new ‘full expensing’ capital allowance and the Annual Investment Allowance.

Changes have been made to Making Tax Digital which will affect many more people who submit a self assessment tax return. Read our blog to see if you’re affected and when you need to comply.

Read our ten year-end tax planning points to consider before 5 April 2023.

The Spring Budget 2023 was an opportunity for the Chancellor to provide an update on the economic progress made from policies set out in the Autumn 2022 Statement, and to announce new tax measures and spending plans. Our blog summarises the key findings.

One of the VAT reliefs that charities can benefit from is zero rating the construction of new builds. However, it can be difficult to meet the conditions, as highlighted in a recent case involving Paradise Wildlife Park.

Our VAT team explains the changes to the way HMRC will be dealing with options to tax (OTT) and how this will affect transactions involving land or property.

The temporary Super-Deduction tax relief ends on 31 March 2023. Our blog explains what this relief is and how much companies can claim.

A new VAT penalty regime applies from 1 January 2023. This is a significant change to the current way that taxpayers are penalised for non-compliance with VAT.

Whilst vans enjoy favourable benefit in kind tax treatment, what you think is a van may be a car for tax purposes. Tessa discusses HMRC guidance for double cab pick-ups and combi vans.