How to deal with a “Section 9A” Tax Enquiry
HMRC are entitled to investigate personal tax returns under "Section 9A of the Taxes Management Act 1970". Find out how we can help.
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HMRC Security Checks
If you submit a self-assessment tax return which results in a repayment of tax, HMRC undertakes a number of routine checks to ensure that the claim is genuine. This means…
An Basic Introduction to VAT
An introduction to VAT. We look at what is VAT, who has to charge it and how much to charge.
An Overview of Capital Allowances
Capital Allowances are how businesses claim tax relief on capital expenditure. Here we look into Annual Investment Allowance, Writing Down Allowances and Capital Allowances on cars.
Why You Should File Your Tax Return Early
As the 6th April rolls around, filing your tax return early might not jump to the top of your to do list. But it could well be worth giving it more attention.
Information Regarding The Support Available For The Self-Employed
Information regarding the support available for the self-employed from the UK government during the Covid-19 (Corona Virus) pandemic.
Corona Virus Information
A few notes from us with answers to recently asked questions. Please check the website again with further updates. Statutory Sick Pay £94.25 Per WeekPaid by employer for up to…
Contractor Responsibilities
If your business is involved in construction and it engages self-employed workers, the business will likely need to register with the Revenue as a contractor.
P800: What To Do If HMRC Send You One
If you've paid the wrong amount of tax in any of the last few tax years, HM Revenue and Customs may send you a "P800 calculation". Why might this happen?…
When VAT gets complicated: Partial Exemption and foreign customers
What is a partial exemption? Some businesses provide both VATable supplies (at standard, reduced or zero rated VAT) and exempt supplies. This means that VAT on the expenses relating to…