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Paying your Self-Assessment Tax bill is never enjoyable, and especially so if you just don't have the cash readily available. 31 January is the date by which any arrears of tax for 2019-20 need to be... read more

While the UK’s financial landscape post-Brexit is far from certain - with attempts to secure any form of deal currently awaiting finalisation - it is possible to make some educated predictions regarding certain changes to... read more

Tax on a holiday let property is different from a standard property let and it is important to be aware of the issues: Tax Incentives There are a number of tax incentives that you can take advantage... read more

Expenses you can set-off against property rental income will need to follow the usual HMRC ruling that the costs must be incurred wholly and exclusively for the purpose of renting out the property. An example set out... read more

Automatic tax relief when you sell your home? It is a commonly held point of view that when you sell your home you won’t pay any tax, and in particular, that you won’t pay any Capital... read more

Making Tax Digital for VAT is almost here! As we have mentioned before in this blog, VAT returns filed for periods commencing on or after 1 April 2019, may need to be filed using the... read more

If your business makes loans to employees or their relatives this can create tax problems for both employees and employers. And please don’t forget that the term 'employee' includes directors, and also that loans to... read more