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Payrolling of benefits mandatory from April 2026

Samantha Holmes Academies, Accounting, Business, Business Support, Business Taxation, Cash flow, Charities, Construction, Economic / Business News, Elaine Shaw, Employees, Employers, George Hay, GH Payscheme, Hospitality, In the News, Industry Sectors, Large businesses, Legal, Legislation, Outsourced Services, Payroll, Professional, Research & Development, Retail, Samantha Holmes, Scientific, Small businesses, SMEs, Sole Trader, Start-ups, Tax, Team Member, Technical, Travel November 22, 2024November 22, 2024benefits in kind, business tax, employers, outsourced services, P11D, payroll, taxation 0 Comment

From April 2026, payrolling of benefits will become mandatory. This will significantly change the way that employee benefits are reported and taxed in the UK. So, what do employers need to know? Under the new rules, all UK employers must

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5 historical taxes you might not have heard of

George Hay Chartered Accountants General, George Hay, Legislation, Tax, Tax legislation November 7, 2023November 10, 2023autumn statement, tax history, UK tax 0 Comment

With the Chancellor due to give his Autumn Statement on 22 November, and with talk of possible tax tinkering, this got us thinking about UK tax and some of the more obscure historical taxes we’ve seen come and go in

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UK subsidiaries: Do you need an audit?

Richard Dilley Academies, Accounting, Audit, Business, Business Advisory, Business Support, Charities, Construction, Economic / Business News, George Hay, HMRC, Hospitality, Industry Sectors, Large businesses, Legal, Legislation, Professional, Property, Research & Development, Retail, Richard Dilley, Scientific, Small businesses, Team Member, Technical, Travel September 18, 2023audit, audit thresholds, parent companies, UK subsidiaries, UK tax 0 Comment

Many UK subsidiaries of overseas ‘parent’ companies are unaware that they may be required to have an audit. This is concerning given that so many international organisations use UK subsidiaries. This could be to scale up their operations or to

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Small company filing options to be streamlined by Companies House

Richard Dilley Academies, Accounting, Annual Accounts, Business, Business Advisory, Business Support, Charities, Construction, Economic / Business News, George Hay, Hospitality, In the News, Industry Sectors, Legal, Legislation, Professional, Property, Research & Development, Retail, Richard Dilley, Scientific, Small businesses, SMEs, Team Member, Technical, Travel June 5, 2023abridged accounts, annual accounts, Companies House, micro-companies, money laundering, profit and loss, small companies, turnover 0 Comment

Since September 2022, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill has been making its way through parliament. The Bill, among other things, sets out key changes to small company filing options. The intention is to make more financial information available

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VAT at 50: The evolution of a not so simple tax

Barry Jefferd Academies, Accounting, Barry Jefferd, Bookkeeping, Business, Business Advisory, Business Support, Business Taxation, Cash flow, Charities, Construction, Economic / Business News, George Hay, HMRC, Hospitality, In the News, Industry Sectors, Large businesses, Legal, Legislation, Making Tax Digital, Online Accounting, Outsourced Services, Professional, Property, Research & Development, Retail, Scientific, Self-employed, Small businesses, SMEs, Sole Trader, Start-ups, Tax legislation, Team Member, Technical, Travel, VAT April 17, 2023HMRC, MTD, purchase tax, value added tax, VAT 0 Comment

Value Added Tax (VAT) turned 50 on 1 April 2023. However, many would argue that it still has some growing up to do! Whilst many of us will know something of the biscuit vs. cake debate, this doesn’t even scratch

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ATED revaluations due for 2023/24

Sarah Dixon Academies, Accounting, ATED, Business, Business Support, Buy-to-Let, Charities, Construction, Deadlines, Economic / Business News, George Hay, HMRC, Hospitality, Industry Sectors, Landlords, Large businesses, Legal, Legislation, Professional, Property, Property Taxation, Research & Development, Retail, Sarah Dixon, Scientific, Small businesses, SMEs, Tax, Tax legislation, Team Member, Technical, Travel March 8, 2023March 8, 2023ATED, ATED returns, enveloped dwellings, non-UK resident companies, property value 0 Comment

Companies taxed under the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) scheme are reminded that revaluations are required for 2023/24 returns. ATED annual charge ATED is an annual tax, payable mainly by companies (both UK-resident and non-UK resident) owning residential property

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Register of Overseas Entities: What you need to know

Richard Dilley Academies, Business, Business Support, Charities, Construction, Deadlines, Economic / Business News, George Hay, Hospitality, In the News, Industry Sectors, Large businesses, Legal, Legislation, Professional, Property, Research & Development, Retail, Richard Dilley, Scientific, Team Member, Technical, Travel January 25, 2023February 13, 2023Companies House, overseas entities, property and land, property ownership, ROE, UK property 0 Comment

The new Register of Overseas Entities (ROE) came into effect on 1 August 2022. It affects overseas entities who own, or who intend to buy, sell or transfer UK property or land. The requirements apply to entities who purchased UK

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