On 23 September 2020, the Chancellor announced that self-employed individuals and members of partnerships who are eligible for the SEISS, and who are actively continuing to trade but are experiencing reduced demand due to Covid-19, will be eligible for a further SEISS grant to provide support over the winter months.
So what do you need to know in regards to the upcoming change on employment contracts? Read on to find out more
HMRC have pretty stringent criteria on what they classify as ‘trivial’. Once a benefit satisfies four conditions it can be considered trivial. Read on to find out more.
The first instalment of your self-assessment tax bill for the 18/19 tax year is due on 31 January 2020.
The tax return deadline is on 31 January, meaning that you have less than a month to finalise your tax affairs for the year ended 5 April 2019. It also means you have just a few days to settle your tax payment.
Teachers often spend their own money on things needed to do their job. What they can claim back against their tax bill often causes confusion. This blog aims to clear things up.
A lot of our clients are not aware of the starting rate of savings. To find out more read this short blog post.
New rules for payslips were introduced from the 6th April 2019. There are two specific main changes being implemented. Read on to find out more on how these new rules may impact you.
