Each week Bath accountancy firm Pearson May and Bath Business News team up to bring you the top national finance stories. Tax planning for mixed domicile marriages ‘Non-doms’ can benefit from a more lenient tax treatment. For more details, click here Figures paint ‘mixed picture’ for businesses Business confidence grows, regardless of challenges ahead. Find out more here
Each week Bath accountancy firm Pearson May and Bath Business News team up to bring you the top national finance stories. Key tax changes for 2022/23 National Insurance threshold increased to match income tax allowance. For more details, click here Make Tax Digital for VAT next phase rolled out VAT-registered businesses must comply regardless of income. Find out more here...
Each week Bath accountancy firm Pearson May and Bath Business News team up to bring you the top national finance stories. Sunak aligns NIC threshold and income tax Primary threshold and lower profits limit increasing to £12,570. For more details, click here Spring Statement support: Is it enough? Measures announced to mitigate cost of living crisis. Find out...
Each week Bath accountancy firm Pearson May and Bath Business News team up to bring you the top national finance stories. Outlook for 2022 economy sours British Chambers of Commerce and thinktank the Resolution Foundation warn of harsher economic conditions for 2022. Get more information here House of Commons passes Economic Crime Bill Beneficial owners of overseas entities...
As the end of the 2021/22 tax year approaches on 5 April, it is also a good time to review your affairs, making the most of opportunities to maximise your income and minimise your tax. Some tax planning may require action to be taken before 5 April. Pearson May partner Jacqui Bowden highlights a...
Each week Bath accountancy firm Pearson May and Bath Business News team up to bring you the top national finance stories. House of Lords and NAO raise concerns over IR35 New reports highlight risks and challenges for HMRC. Find out more here Government considers new online sales tax Tax on internet sales would be used to reduce business...
Despite mounting pressure to scrap the increase in National Insurance Contributions (NICs), the Prime Minister and Chancellor recently confirmed that they are ‘fully committed’ to introducing the so-called “Health and Social Care Levy” on 6 April 2022, writes Pearson May partner Matthew Rutter. With a planned increase in Corporation Tax also due in just...
For the second year in a row, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced that it will not charge the usual automatic late filing penalty of £100 for any 2020/21 Tax Returns that are not filed by 31 January 2022, as long as they are filed by 28 February 2022, writes Pearson May partner...
I think we were all hoping that this year’s Christmas parties would be more ‘normal’ following last year’s restrictions, but developments with Coronavirus over the past few weeks have perhaps cast some doubt on that, writes Pearson May partner Matthew Rutter. Whatever kind of festive celebrations you may be planning for your workplace, whether...
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered the Autumn Budget last week and it was a Budget that aims to ensure that the UK economy bounces back following the coronavirus pandemic, writes Pearson May partner Matthew Rutter. The main announcements were focused on spending and there were relatively few tax changes. Income Tax limits and the...
