News and Events - Page 11

Against a backdrop of slow global growth, stubbornly high inflation, rising interest rates and growing geo-political tensions, markets continued to perform poorly in Quarter 3.

Following the recent Bank of England interest rate rise, late payment interest rates levied by HMRC have been increased. 

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng unveiled the government's ‘Growth Plan’ package.
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We have reached the end of an era. Queen Elizabeth has been a steadfast presence for many and for most…

The Scottish Government has introduced emergency legislation to protect tenants during the cost of living crisis. Implemented on 6 September…

The Recovery Loan Scheme has recently been extended. What has changed and what does it mean for businesses struggling with the current economic challenges.

Do you think if you file your tax return early you will have to pay your tax earlier too? Thankfully, this is not true. But there are benefits to filing your tax return and completing your accounts early.

Should a business voluntarily register for Value Added Tax (VAT)? Whether it is beneficial for your business will depend on a range of factors.

The year so far has been tough, certainly one that will have tested the stamina of many investors. Our summary of 2022 provides an overview of markets so far.

With the growth of home working during the COVID pandemic, what you pay in tax could alter if you choose to live and work in different counties. And that includes England and Scotland.

This newsletter examines the pros and cons of Registering for VAT, tax implications of cross-border homeworking and new rules concerning Trust registration. Plus our recent efforts to support local causes.

Thursday 1 September is the deadline for the new rules regarding Trust registration. Do they apply to you?