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Changes to Tax from April 2025
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Each year we support National Apprenticeship Week #NAW2025 that takes place in February. As part of this, we caught up with Richard Ayre and Roseanne Bennett, both Partners and training leads at Greaves West & Ayre.
The mood among institutional investors has deteriorated in recent weeks, due to US-centric concerns. Trade tariffs, sticky inflation and slowing growth are the dominant topics of conversation.
We need your accounts records and personal tax information.
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 have issued guidance confirming that from 31 March 2026 their online filing service for company accounts and tax returns will close.
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.
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.
Our pocket guide to 2025/26 tax rates will help you make sense of all the different areas of tax and how they might affect you. This useful guide outlines the tax rates for the next financial year.