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Greaves West & Ayre Announces Two New Partner Promotions

We are delighted to announce that Joseph Findlay and Matthew Taylor have been appointed as Partners with effect from 1 June 2025.

Spring Newsletter 2025

Our Spring newsletter focusses on the implications from the Chancellors Autumn budget and looks at the changes to Tax from April 2025. We also highlight our Tax Investigation Protection Service. In addition to shining a spotlight on our Apprentices, we find out more about our two new Associates and say, 'arrivederci' to two long serving member of the Team here in Berwick.

Changes to Employee Protection

Changes to Employee Protection under the Worker Protection Act 2023

ARRIVEDERCI

The meaning of the Italian word Arrivederci is ‘goodbye, until we meet again’. Since Greaves West & Ayre opened our doors in 1918 we have said goodbye to some long standing members of the team. We started 2025 by saying a fond farewell to two key members of GWA -
Derek Simpson and Brian Tait

Spring Holidays and Office Closures

Changes to Tax from April 2025

Spotlight on -
Changes to Tax from April 2025

Staff and Community News

Accounts & Tax Returns – Action Required

We need your accounts records and personal tax information.

Spring Statement 2025 – Review

Yesterday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring Statement. We have sifted through the details and hope the following review, which we feel will be the most significant to our clients, will be helpful.

HMRC to close their online accounts and tax filing service

HMRC have issued guidance confirming that from 31 March 2026 their online filing service for company accounts and tax returns will close.

Side hustle sales threshold raised to £3,000

Further information has been released by the Government on the increase in the trading allowance rate and when this will come into effect, but beware; the £3,000 is not a tax relief increase, only an administrative increase.

What happens if you can’t pay your tax bill?

If you are a taxpayer and you are concerned that you cannot pay your tax bill on time, you have the option to set up an online “time to pay” arrangement with HMRC.  This means you can spread the cost of you tax bill over a period of 6-12 months, helping improve cash flow.