When making tax payments to HMRC, you are currently only charged a fee if you pay by business credit card, while payments by personal credit card are not permitted. However,... read more →
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Help for consumers to manage their credit and debt has been extended to the end of October. In mid-June, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) told firms to extend measures to... read more →
The Covid-19 furlough scheme has been effectively revised into a new scheme running from 1 July until 31 October, but this comes with a level of complexity that did not... read more →
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak delivered his Summer Statement on Wednesday 8th July. Usually this would be a prelude of things to come in the full budget in... read more →
South Yorkshire based Chartered Accountants Sutton McGrath Hartley have appointed two new Directors to the group as part of its latest growth phase. Following the merger with Rotherham based Haywood... read more →
It is often a surprise for our clients, in all industries, that much of the work they undertake to meet customer demand, and grow their businesses can qualify for significant... read more →
The government has announced that the VAT Reverse Charge for UK based Construction businesses will be delayed once again, this time until 1 March 2021 due to the impact coronavirus... read more →
HMRC’s recent suspension of IHT investigations during the Covid-19 crisis opens up a brief opportunity for executors to get their IHT accounts in order. HMRC normally investigates around 5,500 IHT... read more →
A new Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill, introduced on 20 May, will amend insolvency and company law to support businesses in distress from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The... read more →
The imminent payment on account does not have to be paid. The last Friday in July is the due date for the second 2019/20 self assessment payment on account. At... read more →
