Macmillan Nurses Coffee Morning
After supporting Movember for the last two years, and not enjoying much success at growing a natural moustache, Margaret has decided to support the Macmillan Nurses this year. Macmillan Nurses Coffee Morning Friday 25th September 2015 10.00 am – 2.00 pm Everyone is welcome, and all donations received will go to this worthwhile cause. Your … Continue reading Macmillan Nurses Coffee Morning
It is now 16 years since “IR35” first crept onto the statute book so we thought it’s time to re-examine this. When it was first introduced it was thought that might herald the end of the “one-man” limited company, but it has proven to be less ferocious than originally feared. However, it is beginning to … Continue reading Sweet sixteen – time to revisit IR35
So the polling booths have closed, the votes have been counted, the swing-o-meter has been put away for another five years, and we now have a new government. All of the parties made many promises made before the election, including the Conservatives, so now let us all hope that those promises are kept. Let us … Continue reading Conservative ‘promises’ regarding taxation after the election result
To enrol eligible workers into a pension scheme will be compulsory for all firms. There is a very important change happening right now that will affect a large number of you. Even if you are not immediately affected you should be aware of it in case it affects you in the future. It is “auto-enrolment” or “workplace pensions”. You will possibly have seen adverts … Continue reading Important Change in Auto Enrolment
No ‘rhyme’ or ‘reason’ for how Inland Revenue (IR) deal with certain matters. Here are two confusing and frustrating situations we and our tax-paying clients have found ourselves in. Compare these two scenarios – In both situations the tax payers are in the PAYE system Our client A moved employment in December 2014. In January … Continue reading Confusion caused by the tax office