This month’s newsletter includes articles covering: NIC advantage for retirement age business people; lifetime gifts and Inheritance Tax; and good news for farmers.
The March 2016 budget seemed to indicate that austerity is still on the Treasury’s road map – balancing the books and reducing debt. Certainly, there were no major surprises. We have outlined a few of the changes disclosed in this newsletter.
An employment law expert has warned Telford businesses to be prepared for the implementation of the National Living Wage next month or face the financial consequences.
This month’s newsletter includes information regarding company car drivers and private fuel, and extracts from a HMRC press release: was the Google settlement a "sweetheart deal"?
This month’s newsletter includes articles that highlight the following tax and business issues: tax changes for landlords, a 30 December filing deadline, information on the launch of help to buy ISAs, and repaying employers for private fuel.
This month’s newsletter includes articles that highlight the following tax and business issues: the VW emission revelations, a comment regarding revenues raised from Corporation Tax, the approaching Self Assessment filing deadline.
This month’s newsletter includes articles on minimising the new dividend tax next year PLUS information about the changes to vehicle excise duties from April 2017.
This month’s newsletter is the first published since the Summer Budget announcements on 8 July. Included are articles to highlight changes that will affect home owners, landlords, small businesses and high income earners making pension contributions.
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