Publications
We have put together a series of useful Business Guides, available to download.
Corporate Tax Planning in 2020/21
Even among those who follow good tax-planning practice and maintain forecasts running several years forward, it is unlikely that many foresaw the dramatic end to the 2019/20 tax year. With the arrival of COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown, the economy shrank a...
Post-Covid-19 Support for Businesses
Since the Budget in March, businesses have seen a stream of different support schemes and policies announced to help them manage the financial impacts of the coronavirus lockdown. When Chancellor Rishi Sunak stood in the House of Commons again on 8 July, it was in the...
MTD for VAT extension set for 2022/23 rollout
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is set to expand to all VAT-registered businesses from April 2022, the Treasury has announced.
HMRC Resumes Tax Investigations
What to expect from tax probes in 2020/21.
Trusts and Passing on Wealth
How to pass on wealth to the next generation.
The Capital Goods Scheme for VAT
The VAT capital goods scheme affects input VAT recovery relating to high-value capital assets. Input VAT is a tax incurred on most purchases made by VAT-registered firms, and they can usually reclaim it from HMRC in full. The scheme usually applies to partially-exempt...
Planning for Redundancies 2020/2021
With redundancies on the rise due to the coronavirus, is it time you understood how termination payments work in 2020?
Inheritance Tax Planning 2020/2021
Benjamin Franklin observed there are only two certainties in life: death and taxes, and nothing marries the two together quite like inheritance tax.
Personal Tax Planning 2020/2021
The Government left it to the very last minute to announce its tax plans for 2020/21. Fortunately, Chancellor Rishi Sunak had few surprises up his sleeve in the Spring Budget.
Tax Card 2020/2021
Download your FREE Tax Card for 2020/2021 to find out the latest changes to tax rates, allowances & legislation from April 2020.
Can you Improve your Profitability?
Identifying unrealised potential Take your profit and loss (P&L) statement, for example. In itself, it simply provides a historical record of how your business has already performed - it does not explain how to improve your performance in the future. But our...
Managing a Contractor
A number of businesses use contractors and subcontractors to carry out short-term work or to supply specialist skills on specific projects. Outsourcing work like this can be cost-effective and can make use of particular knowledge, experience and skills that may not...
