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Ian Marlow has been a Certified Professional Advisor for Quickbooks Online since it started in 2001, and has now earned Elite Advisor status. His passion for helping individuals and businesses in all aspects of online accounting is shared by the experienced team of tax and accounting professionals he leads. In addition to writing for the HFM Tax Blog, Ian is also responsible for onboarding new clients and running HFM Tax & Accounts.
Please note our offices are closed from the end of Friday 21st December 2018 and reopen on Wednesday 2nd January 2019. read more
Fake HMRC phishing scams continue to trick taxpayers into parting with their well-earned cash. The HMRC website contains the following helpful information to save you being caught … Email addresses Email addresses HMRC will never send notifications by email about tax rebates or refunds. Do... read more
Marriage Allowance lets you transfer £1,190 of your Personal Allowance to your husband, wife or civil partner - if they earn more than you. This reduces their tax by up to £238 in the tax year. To benefit from this arrangement, you (as... read more
Christmas time tax-free perks are available if you are organising a Christmas party for your staff. Many businesses take time out to provide their employees with a work based party or similar event. If you are concerned about the tax... read more
Any taxpayer is allowed to make tax-free capital gains of £11,700 during the 2018-19 tax year. There are also a number of circumstances when a disposal does not create a taxable gain. These include: The sale of personal assets worth less... read more
Working from home for at least part of the working week is more common than ever. But is there any tax relief for employees who work from home and incur costs in doing so, but don’t receive any reimbursement for... read more
HMRC is still required to obtain certain returns from you even if there is no income or tax to declare. Failure to submit will likely trigger late filing penalties and unfortunately, pleading ignorance of your obligations to file “nil” returns... read more
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