Festive guide to tax-efficient celebrations 2024
It’s that time of year again – gift giving, partying and family gatherings. We all know it’s a time for joy and generosity, but did
It’s that time of year again – gift giving, partying and family gatherings. We all know it’s a time for joy and generosity, but did
We all have clothes, unwanted gifts and general tatt lying around the house, taking up precious space and worth a few quid. Selling these items
Annual Christmas/Staff Party As you may be aware, there is an exempt benefit that can be paid by your company without any negative personal tax
The leaves are falling, the temperature’s dropping, and the nights are drawing in. It can only mean one thing… the Autumn Statement has arrived! Yes,
With the festive season soon approaching, it’ll soon be time to submit your 22/23 self-assessment, the deadline for which is the 31st January 2024. You
The below is a guest blog post by John Surgenor of Barrington Hamilton, a firm of Independent Financial Advisers. Take it away John! If you’re
This article provides some useful tips for freelancers dabbling in networking (either in person or online). It’s a guest post from Stefan Thomas, professional speaker,
As covered in our recent corporation tax blog post, changes introduced in April have thrown profitability into the spotlight. Questions are being asked on how
The introduction of Making Tax Digital (MTD) has brought changes for companies, requiring them to use appropriate software to file VAT submissions. In this blog
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