This time of the year as we approach the end of the tax year we look at all the steps you need to take to make sure you are taking advantage of the tax savings measures available to you. We will consider the different measures and help you plan for the tax year-end. Although overall, […]
Author Archives: Priya Raja-Motala
06
Mar
Mar
Earlier today, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered the Spring Budget, which probably marks his final budget in the current sitting of parliament. The Chancellor began by stating that the economy is now starting to improve. The Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR) is forecasting inflation to reach 2% in the next few months, and growth in 2024 […]
Employee Benefits, HM Revenue & Customs, P11d, Payroll, Personal Tax
The end of reporting employee benefits on form P11d
21
Feb
Feb
Admin work is not something that people enjoy doing. Moreover, filling out forms for paying taxes on the benefits provided to employees can be quite a hassle. After several years of consulting with accountancy and tax bodies, the government has announced that reporting employee benefits on form P11d will no longer be required. The date […]
14
Feb
Feb
The property market for landlords has been experiencing a lot of changes in recent months. After the interest rate hikes, many landlords have been questioning whether it is still profitable to continue being a landlord. They are curious to know if the business of being a landlord is still worthwhile. Why is it difficult […]
07
Feb
Feb
When an employee has access to a car provided by their employer, it usually results in a company car benefit-in-kind (BIK). However, if the car is classified as a “pool” car, then no taxable benefit arises. So, when is a “pool” car, not a “pool” car? Company Car Tax A company car is a common […]
24
Jan
Jan
The government has decided to undo the changes made to holiday pay calculations after the Harper Trust v. Mrs Brazel case in July 2022. In 2022 the Supreme Court ruled that the old 12.07% calculation, which had been in use for years, was no longer relevant. Due to these changes in holiday pay regulations for […]
Business Tips, Employee Benefits, Personal Tax, Tax Tips
Salary Sacrifice Scheme and the Electric Car
17
Jan
Jan
Salary sacrifice has been around for a while now. But in recent times it has become a popular topic again. For two reasons, first employers want to offer a competitive package to help with staff retention. Second, money is tight for everyone, and a salary sacrifice scheme offers tax savings. Tax savings for both the […]
10
Jan
Jan
Happy New Year and welcome to the first blog of 2024. We hope you had a good rest and break during the festive season and enjoyed some quality time with friends and family. Many of you will now be looking at starting the New Year off right. For this reason, January is a popular time […]
Employee Benefits, Payroll, Personal Tax, Tax Advice, Tax Tips
Giving back to your employees at Christmas
13
Dec
Dec
It’s that time of the year when we celebrate the spirit of giving. As the festive season approaches, you may be considering ways to give back to your employees. This could be in the form of a Christmas bonus, a fun party, and maybe a few gifts. But as you know by now gifting […]
06
Dec
Dec
Many small businesses may have lost track of MTD, which has been introduced five times already. What did the Autumn Statement 2023 say about MTD? The Autumn Statement 2023 included the outcome of the Making Tax Digital Small Business Review. The review focused on whether and how small businesses should be brought into MTD. So, […]