It’s that time of year when most employers arrange a Christmas Party for their staff. The rules around tax relief for Christmas parties are fairly generous so long as the party is open to all employees and not just directors/management. Party costs (including travel...
You need to submit an Income Tax return (for 2023/24) if HMRC send you a Tax Return to complete or, if you know that you have income tax or capital gains tax to pay. However, HMRC have a list of further circumstances where a Tax Return should be prepared, including:...
‘Salary Sacrifice’ is a mechanism where a formal agreement is made jointly by an employer and employee, to reduce an employee’s salary in return for some other benefit. The point of this arrangement is generally to save National Insurance – and this saving can then...
If you are a UK resident and you are selling your residential property, any Capital Gains Tax due will have to be calculated and paid to HMRC within 60 days. For the vast majority of sales, no Capital Gains Tax (CGT) will be due – because of Private Residence Relief...
Although, generally, property lawyers know about taxes associated with transfers and disposals (sales) of property, I have come across a couple of instances where they have not fully advised their clients. When a property is owned by a couple (married or civil...
Depreciation: Is an accounting term for spreading the value of a fixed asset (vehicle or equipment etc.) over its useful life. Spreading the cost is fairer and more accurate than deducting it all from the Business’s Profit in the year of purchase. i.e. Depreciation...
