With the government announcing there will be no van benefit charge for fully electric company vans from 6 April 2021, you might be forgiven for thinking that having a company... read more →
Details of an ambitious ten-year strategy to create a tax system fit for the 21st century have been released alongside Finance Bill legislation. With the rapid growth of information and... read more →
The government committed to undertake a fundamental review of business rates in England at the Spring Budget. It has now issued a call for evidence, with views on reliefs and... read more →
The Chancellor has asked the Office of Tax Simplification to review capital gains tax (CGT). Within a week of giving his Summer Statement, the Chancellor wrote to the Office of... read more →
Research backed by HMRC reveals that the tax-free childcare scheme introduced in April 2017 has failed to take-off as anticipated, with many parents unaware that they qualify or confused about... read more →
Focus tends to be on large companies when it comes to maximising tax yield, particularly in HMRC investigations. Recent figures, however, show that the Revenue’s efforts at the lower end... read more →
Following heavy lobbying from business groups, changes to business rates were announced at the end of January, ahead of the March Budget, to come into effect from 1 April. Business... read more →
It may be hard to believe that there is still a part of the UK where wives must ask permission from their husbands to file independent tax returns. Welcome to... read more →
Not everyone enjoys the holiday season, but for some it creates a useful breathing space. For some Christmas Day presented the opportunity to submit their self-assessment tax return. It happens... read more →
Last month’s flooding across areas of the UK has meant a bleak outlook for the individuals and businesses affected leading up to Christmas. There are some pockets of relief, and... read more →
