Pack Your Suitcase – The RTI Holiday Is Coming To An End
The RTI holiday is coming to an end, and from April employers will face penalties for late submission of the monthly Full Payment Summary (“FPS”). Under RTI, an FPS needs to be submitted before payment is made to an employee. You should remember that the FPS must include details of payments made to all employees … Continue reading Pack Your Suitcase – The RTI Holiday Is Coming To An End
The tax return deadline for the submission of your 2013 tax returns is 31st January 2014. If you are reading this prior to that date, have received a notice to submit a tax return and have not yet done so then you need to act fast. If you need to submit a tax return and … Continue reading The Tax Return Deadline is Looming – Friday 31st January
With faster internet, cheaper telephone communication, and video calls, you can contact anyone anywhere in the world. This has naturally changed the way in which we all do business, and the way we shop for services. Now, you no longer have to be in the same area as someone else in order to use their … Continue reading Four Reasons to Choose a Local Accountant
There are some items published in the Autumn Statement that will need to be looked at separately due to their complexity. These include measures to counter avoidance through partnerships, and another go at “IR35” legislation. The other main features and announcements are: ECONOMIC GROWTHforecast for this year is increased from 0.6% to 1.4%, with further … Continue reading Autumn Statement 2013: At-a-glance summary of key points
The government has announced that for the first time in several years there will be a new Transferable Tax Allowance. This will enable spouses and civil partners to transfer a fixed amount of their personal allowance to their partner, but with conditions. Firstly, don’t hold your breath because it will not be available until April … Continue reading Once there was the Married Couples Allowance, but now There Will Be A New Transferable Tax Allowance.