News Articles: Business Tax

HM Revenue and Customs are keeping up the pressure on those who evade their tax liabilities using a carrot and stick approach. Last year saw several tax amnesties or ‘disclosure facilities’ as HMRC prefer to call them, including opportunities for … Continue reading →

It’s only human nature to procrastinate – ‘why put off until tomorrow what can be put off until the day after?’ Not surprisingly, this is an attitude that many take regarding their annual self assessment tax return. After all, the … Continue reading →

HMRC has changed the fuel advisory rates for the third time this tax year. The new rates apply to all journeys on or after 1 December 2011 until further notice. For one month after the date of change, employers may … Continue reading →

Looking for a way to reduce tax liabilities for your business?  The Monet Structure could be the answer to completely eradicate your Corporate Taxes on both sides for directors. Like any other area of business, reviewing and improving your tax … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce two brand new structures that meet changes in tax legislation announced in the 2011 budget, earlier this year: Corporation Tax Deduction Structure EBT Extraction Method Available within the next few weeks, this is a thoroughly … Continue reading →

Reputations have featured prominently in the papers and on the internet recently. It may be an intangible and invisible concept, but it is obviously something that does have a value in either a business or a personal context. And like … Continue reading →

Quickly following the tax amnesty for plumbers, HM Revenue & Customs have now announced that they are setting up a task force whose teams will combat tax evaders in specific industry sectors. The first subject of enquiry will be restaurants … Continue reading →

Budget Special: Interesting for entrepreneurs   There were no great surprises in yesterday’s Budget; perhaps unsurprising as the Chancellor said that his aim was to promote stability. However, for the small and medium-sized businesses that Mr Osborne wants to encourage … Continue reading →

There are two products which we are currently informing Accountants, IFAs and Solicitors of, as these will only be available until 31st March, prior to legislation change on April 6th. These create a considerable saving for clients and should be … Continue reading →

Barclays Bank has been in the headlines lately; with protests at the news that the bank had paid only £113 million of corporation tax in 2009, despite profits of £4.6 billion. This equates to a tax rate of 2.4% against … Continue reading →