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 Personal Tax and miscellaneous matters

 Personal Tax allowance

 The personal allowance for those born after 5 April 1948 will be increased…

 The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, launched the most wide-ranging review of national business rates in a generation this month - paving the way for changes to how businesses across…

From 6 April 2015 married couples (and civil partners) will be able to register for the MA.

If your income is less than £10,600 in the 2015 to 2016 tax year, you may be able to reduce your…

County Court Judgements and your credit rating

If you get a county court judgment (CCJ) or a high court judgment, it will stay on the Register of Judgments, Orders and Fines for 6 years.

For…

There are a number of changes to the taxation of pensions from next month. We have copied into this article postings to the GOV.UK website regarding some of the more significant options available…

In a recent speech Business Minister, Matthew Hancock, announced that the government-backed Prompt Payment Code will now promote 30-day terms as standard, with a 60-day maximum limit. Unless signatories…

As we mentioned in our January 2015 newsletter there are a number of tax planning opportunities that will cease to exist once the clock passes midnight, 5 April 2015. For businesses whose year end…

HMRC has published a list of ten items that serial tax avoiders need to be aware. It’s a reminder as we approach the end of another tax year that overstepping the mark can have serious consequences.

 Here’s…

Do you have any idea if your estate will have an inheritance bill when you die? How much will it be? Who will have to pay it?

 Planning opportunities arise if:

1. If you have…