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Blog6th Apr 2024
Are The Goalposts On Salaried Member Rules Moving?
What are salaried member rules? The salaried member rules for Limited Liability Partnerships (“LLPs”) were introduced in 2014 to ensure only those members who held a genuine ‘partner’ role were taxed as self-employed individuals, such that those with arrangements closer…
By Jill Walker
View moreBlog4th Apr 2024
A Guide To Navigating Norwegian Income Tax Returns
An important Norwegian tax reporting consideration for individuals who have worked in Norway or offshore on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (unless the individual is taxed under the Norwegian PAYE Scheme) is the requirement to complete and file a Norwegian income…
By Carol Sim
View moreBlog3rd Apr 2024
Navigate the End of the ‘Furnished Holiday Let’
The number of Furnished Holiday Lets (FHLs) in the UK has increased in recent years, driven by the ever-growing popularity of UK ‘staycations’. However, Jeremy Hunt announced in the 2024 Spring Budget that the Furnished Holiday Letting regime will be…
View moreBlog26th Mar 2024
R&D Tax Relief Procedures: HMRC’s Latest Notification Requirement
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, where staying ahead often means innovating and adapting to change, research and development (R&D) tax credits have emerged as a key tool for businesses, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). As an R&D tax…
View moreBlog26th Mar 2024
Weighing Up Energy Security, Transition, and Investment
In 2024 the energy sector is facing a spaghetti junction of pathways, decision gates and options in a delicate balance between traditional energy sources and the imperative to transition towards renewables. As the world tries to tackle the need for…
By Callum Gray
View moreBlog20th Mar 2024
Do you have an obligation to file an Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) return by 30 April 2024?
WHAT IS ATED? ATED is an annual tax payable in advance by companies and other non-natural persons (including partnerships with corporate members) who own an interest in UK residential property valued at over £500,000. The charge applies to houses, self-contained flats,…
View moreBlog18th Mar 2024
Employment Tax Reporting Deadlines: Are You Prepared?
The 5th of April is fast approaching, which brings the array of end-of-year reporting to HMRC! We have compiled a list of the key reporting deadlines which your business may need to be aware of in the upcoming months following…
By Claire Bruce
View moreBlog15th Mar 2024
Short Term Business Visitors (STBV) – Are you compliant?
Are you thinking about taking advantage of the expertise of those based overseas? Do you already have staff coming to the UK for short periods of time to undertake specific pieces of work or to attend meetings? Now more than…
View moreBlog13th Mar 2024
Financial Modelling Benefits: A Guide for Construction Businesses
In the ever-changing and competitive landscape of the construction industry, it’s vital for companies to use every tool at their disposal to stay ahead of the curve. One such strategic tool is financial modelling, a critical element in fiscal management,…
View moreBlog11th Mar 2024
New Tax Year, New Tax Code?
With the new tax year approaching and ever-changing income tax rates and allowances, there is an increased importance of ensuring your PAYE Tax Code is correct. PAYE AND TAX CODES Every employee registered in an organisation’s payroll system will…
View moreBlog7th Mar 2024
Non-Dom Tax Status Abolished But A New 4 Year Residence Scheme May Soften The Blow
For someone who has been working in tax for several years, non-domicile tax status and the UK tax breaks this provides has always been a controversial tax policy, no matter what government has been in power and no matter how…
By Lynn Gracie
View moreBlog7th Mar 2024
Spring Budget Commentary From Paula Fraser
In yesterday’s Spring Budget, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiled a series of tax reforms which will significantly alter the UK’s fiscal landscape. One of the positive changes will see National Insurance contributions for employees decreasing from 10% to 8%, which will result…
By Paula Fraser
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