Should I register my business for VAT?
Should a business voluntarily register for Value Added Tax (VAT)? Whether it is beneficial for your business will depend on a range of factors.
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?
On 14 June 2022, the UK Government announced that it was scrapping the plug-in car grant scheme for new orders of electric cars with immediate effect.
If you are based in East Lothian and are an established business or newly self-employed you may be entitled to a business grant of up to £20,000
HMRC is increasing checks on R&D tax credit claims to stop the abuse of the relief. Find out in simple terms if your business could still benefit from R&D tax relief.
Scottish businesses can receive financial support towards the purchase of a new or used electric vehicle.
The first Quarter of 2022 was dominated by the invasion of Ukraine continuing the market's rollercoaster ride.
Don't be caught out. If your business is VAT registered you must submit your VAT returns digitally, even if you are below the VAT threshold. Find out more
Businesses are facing a perfect storm - rising inflation, increasing interest rates and higher energy costs. Make sure you have all the information you need to manage your finances.