What Happens in a Tax Investigation?
HMRC isn’t your enemy. It isn’t there to catch you out. So, to make sure you can prepare for a potential tax investigation, carry on reading.
How To Get A Mortgage When You’re Self-Employed
Getting a mortgage when you’re self-employed may require a few extra hoops to jump through, but it’s far from impossible. The good news is that there are mortgages on the market readily available for the self-employed. Here are some things you can do to find the right mortgage for you. Proving your income Like anyone […]
How Automated Accounting Services Help Your Business
When running your own business, it makes sense to take advantage of systems and processes that could make your life easier. Thankfully, automations can reduce the manual data entry you usually have to do when dealing with your accounts. And, although the main benefit may be saving time, you can also fine-tune a lot of […]
Reverse Charge VAT: A Recap
First extended to the construction industry back in March 2021, rules for domestic VAT reverse charges were rolled out for suppliers of building and construction services. The reverse charge has a large impact on the way your company runs and manages its VAT returns and cashflow. If you aren’t already familiar with these changes, here’s […]
Spring Statement 2022 summary
On 23 March 2022, Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Spring Statement in Parliament amid a cost living crisis and greater public debt after the pandemic. Bottlenecks in the worldwide supply of goods and rising energy prices have pushed up inflation. It’s no surprise that the speech focused heavily on mitigating the rising cost of living. […]
Tax Changes For 2022/23
The new tax year is just around the corner. It’s been well publicised that there will be changes to our taxes to help reduce the spending deficit following the pandemic. With these changes and the rise in the cost of living, there’s increasing pressure on personal finances. Make sure you know what’s happening with tax […]
Five Things You Should Know As A Buy-To-Let Landlord
It has been a challenging few years for buy-to-let landlords, with the tapered removal of mortgage interest relief and the introduction of a stamp duty surcharge. That’s on top of the difficulties and uncertainty which coronavirus threw everyone’s way. Things rarely stand still though, and if you are a landlord there are a host of […]