Tax Changes from 1 October
The furlough scheme ended on 30 September 2021 and several other temporary coronavirus measures, including for stamp duty land tax (SDLT), came to an end at the same time. What do you need to warn your clients about?
Autumn Budget 2021: key facts
The Chancellor struck a very upbeat tone in the second Budget of 2021, increasing spending pledges significantly. But what were the key tax announcements?
NI rates hiked – how much more will you pay?
Boris Johnson announced that NI and dividend tax rates will be hiked to help fund social care, pay for coronavirus support measures and clear the NHS backlog. Who will be affected and by how much?
Accounting for the crisis unfolding in construction
On the surface, construction is booming with residential property projects dotting the urban landscape. But there is also a growing crisis as the sector is squeezed by global supply chain issues, skills shortages, and skyrocketing prices.
HMRC plans to make self-assessment tax payable sooner
The government plans to demand quarterly or monthly tax payments from companies and individuals who pay tax through self-assessment. It won’t happen for at least two years. Have your say by responding to the consultation.
Special Rules for Directors’ NI Contributions
Special rules apply to directors’ NI contributions. Normally they go unnoticed, but in a year that has been many directors cut their salary this might result in too much NI being paid.
2021 Spring Budget: Clarity to Plan Ahead
Oscar Fairchild responds to Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s 2021 Spring Budget
Postponed VAT accounting: practicalities
Postponed VAT accounting can help with cash flow, but what two key things must you do before you can use it?