Current Issues

The deadline for the annual Employment Related Securities return is 6 July

FCA guidance in response to Coronavirus, the new Prudential Regime and preparing for Brexit

Including an overview of the latest Government and Charity Commision announcements in response to COVID-19’s impact on charities.

Intended to start on 1 December, HMRC has brought forward the zero-rating to support literacy and reading during the Coronavirus

A new survey reveals the real economy faces a critical challenge over the next 12 weeks.

A round up of the latest tax changes and news

A summary of key employment rule changes that came into effect in April 2020

Deduction of property repair costs can reduce your taxable income.

Businesses planning to minimise their environmental impact can take advantage of a number of helpful government initiatives.

Why fewer homeowners might escape paying capital gains tax on the disposal of their homes in future.

Recent developments and tax changes may be prompting some landlords to rethink the attractiveness of the rental market

If you are concerned about not being able to pay your tax due to the coronavirus, HMRC has set up a phone helpline.

A concise summary of the key points from the Chancellor's Budget on 11 March 2020

How will the UK’s first Budget outside of the EU for more than 4 decades affect you and your business?

Income tax on UK resident individuals who enjoy benefits derived from what is now described as ‘property previously enjoyed’

In this issue we explain what to expect in the Charity Commission's second edition of SORP.

The key tax issues to consider in divorce cases where either of the parties is resident but not domiciled in the UK

What's next with Brexit, changes to the Senior Manager and Certification Regime (SM&CR) and more

Video Games Tax Relief (VGTR) is a government scheme that allows UK game developers to apply for tax relief funding from HMRC.

As key tax filing deadlines come closer, fraudsters are disguising themselves as HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) representatives to steal money from people

A growing business often means finding additional space, but how can a business finance the right space for its expanding operations.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) have simplified the accounting rules surrounding how solicitors handle client monies.

In most cases, if you make a gain on the disposal of your main residence, it's exempt from capital gains tax

A quick round-up of the latest Tax changes and developments

Your business may be ready to take the next step, but is it structured to help you achieve your goals?