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Dingle Herring & Company Limited is a video production company started in 2017 by two friends keen to use their expertise and set up their own business.
They wanted to form a company tax-efficiently and also set up financial systems to record and report their business finances accurately and promptly.
We began working with them from the very start, helping them set up effective financial systems as well as dealing with their statutory accounts and tax returns. Our experience in helping clients start a business, together with our accounting and tax expertise helped them to build a healthy turnover, starting from zero, while managing their cash carefully.
Eventually, they were able to build a very healthy turnover in the first year and then grew it by 55% by the end of the second year, doubling their profits along the way.
HFM has been an integral part of our business from the start. They helped us get our business off the ground, both with accounting and with crucial, business and financial advice. All processes have been simplified for us, which has allowed us to focus on driving our business and doing what we do best.
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Tax Return Deadline Extended With days left before 31 January, HMRC’s chief executive Jim Harra has finally conceded that HMRC will extend the tax return deadline and will not charge late filing penalties for online tax returns submitted by 28 February. He stated that this will 'give [taxpayers] the breathing space they need to complete and...
Following a rapid rise in COVID infections, from yesterday 5th January 2021, England has been placed into a new lockdown and now the Chancellor has announced £4.6 billion of new lockdown grants to help support businesses forced to close. The lockdown in England is expected to last until March with a review not due to...
HMRC have responded to a letter from all the main accounting bodies to extend the January 31st tax return deadline this year and remove tax return penalties. HMRC’s chief executive Jim Harra said to do so would encourage some taxpayers to file late despite being able to do so in time. HMRC will not waive late...