Protecting your business

Because of a backdrop of increasing HMRC scrutiny.

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Download and read our free guide.

The Spring Budget was more of a sedate affair than an explosion of helpful economic measures.

This year is not normal. There have been four Chancellors and three fiscal statements. Download our definitive guide to Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement. 2022.

In an “as you were” statement, the Chancellor reverses all of the tax changes made by Kwasi Kwarteng that had not already been implemented or legislated for.

Reporting and paying the capital gains tax from selling a second home within 60 days of the completion date.

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Ways to health check business profitability, giving you confidence for the longer term.

Planning on taking a dividend this year? Important advice on how to do this in a tax-efficient way.

Are you ready for the extension of MTD in April 2024? If you are a sole trader or have property rental income (not profit) over £10,000 a year you will fall into the new regime.

By September 1st 2022, most types of Trusts will need to have registered with HMRC via the Trust Registration Service.

Do you know the rules around dividends? If not, you could be making illegal dividend payments. Talk to us and we’ll help you meet your obligations and get in control of your company finances.

Are you ready for the compulsory extension to Making Tax Digital for VAT-registered businesses from April 1st 2022? Now is the time to start preparing.

Did the Spring Statement have good news for your business? Our budget summary highlights the key announcements and measures for UK businesses and individuals.

With the tax year-end coming to a close, now is the time to assess your personal tax plan. We’ll help you review your wealth planning and minimise your tax liabilities.

As a small business, cutting your emissions and creating innovative climate solutions offers tangible business value. Small businesses that take action will meet changing customer and investor expectations, build supply chain resilience, retain market access and win new business.

Did you know you can give ‘trivial gifts’ to your employees without any tax consequences? But what counts as trivial when it comes to gifts? We explain the rules.