The time to resolve has returned. Have your New Year resolutions fallen by the wayside yet? You know, the ones about eating better, drinking less and exercising more. The problem... read more →
The government has revived plans to raise probate fees in England and Wales. A new, banded structure for probate fees in England and Wales is to be introduced, according to... read more →
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has published the first part of its inheritance tax (IHT) simplification review. The report highlights a variety of issues with the current IHT system:... read more →
South Yorkshire and Derbyshire based Chartered Accountants, Sutton McGrath Hartley have completed a group wide re-brand, resulting in a state of the art website to compliment a new corporate look... read more →
Imagine you are named as the executor and a beneficiary of your wife’s wealthy aunt. You learn that she is suffering from terminal cancer and has ‘a very impaired lifespan’.... read more →
Thomas Rotherham College was delighted to unveil its new Academy football team kit in partnership with leading local Chartered Accountancy firm, Sutton McGrath Hartley. The firm, with offices based in... read more →
APR is an Inheritance Tax relief that is based on the agricultural value of qualifying agricultural property when it is transferred, either in lifetime or on death. Provided such property... read more →
If you are contemplating selling your business you simply cannot afford to miss out on Entrepreneurs Relief (ER), not when it can reduce the tax rate payable from 28% to... read more →
You must tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) if your non-trading or dormant limited company starts trading again. You’ll also need to put together statutory accounts and Company Tax Returns... read more →
Most of us associate a Will with leaving assets such as your house and savings to your loved ones. But with so much of our life being conducted online these... read more →
