TAX DEADLINE – 31 JANUARY 2021
The most pressing tax deadline for now is the main filing and payment deadline, of 31 January.
The most pressing tax deadline for now is the main filing and payment deadline, of 31 January.
12 common questions people ask about expenses they can claim when running a business from home. What is an allowable expense? Won’t my allowable expenses be similar to other businesses similar to mine? What factors are taken into account when apportioning an expense? Are heating, lighting and power costs allowable? Are telephone and broadband costs…
Making Money from Shares Share investments can derive income in two ways. Firstly, income in the form of dividends and secondly from their increase in capital value that can be realised later on. It’s possible to invest directly and hold the shares personally, but what are the implications of using a company and is there…
In July 2020 the Chancellor of the Exchequer asked the Office of Tax Simplification (“OTS”) to carry out a wide-ranging review of Capital Gains Tax (CGT). The OTS has made a number of significant recommendations. Many of the recommendations are not new and many of them seem to involve reintroducing concepts in CGT that have…
A new online system for paying and declaring CGT within 30 days of completion for sales of residential property was introduced from 6 April 2020. CGT online applies to all sales of UK homes where exchange and completion occurred after 5 April 2020. Sellers who are not tax-resident in the UK must report all UK…
Under the Construction Industry Scheme there are essentially 3 payment statuses. A payment status dictates how a subcontractor is paid;
One of the key measures announced by the Chancellor in July was the reduction in Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) on residential property. The purpose of the reduction is to boost the housing market and support the construction industry.
It is almost certain as a reader of this blog you will have made some further changes to your daily routine as we head into our second national lock-down which is scheduled to end 2nd December – although this may be extended dependent on the situation at the time. Pubs, restaurants, gyms, non-essential shops and places…
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