5 April marks the end of one tax year and the 6 April indicates the beginning of a new one. It therefore feels like a good time to remind employers of changes that are coming into effect this April and deadlines that will be due. Firstly, a reminder of PAYE deadlines...
The selling or gifting of residential property will be a Capital Gains Tax (CGT) event, whereby the gain will normally be calculated by reducing the market value/selling price for the cost of acquisition and for other allowable expenditure. The main relief from CGT...
5th of April will mark the end of the current 2021/22 tax year and it is therefore important, at the current time, to review an individual’s business and taxation affairs while there is still an opportunity to do so. Outside of taxation considerations, we would...
Reduced wheat production around the world has resulted in the surge in crop prices in the last quarter or so of 2021. This may continue to be the case in 2022 if the crisis in western Ukraine persists. I am beginning to see the increased crop prices impact as we are...
Most UK businesses that were VAT registered on a compulsory basis were obliged to sign up for ‘Making Tax Digital’ (MTD) from April 2019. At that time, there were exemptions available including any person or entity that had a voluntary VAT registration....
More and more individuals are now renting out rooms in their properties through intermediaries such as Airbnb. Often, it will provide an easy way to generate additional income. Many individuals may not realise that there can be taxation implications in these...
