On 30th October, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has presented Labour’s first Budget since their election. Understanding how their changes to the UK tax system impacts on your business and personal affairs is paramount. Get budget clarity here.
Most of you know Catherine but say hello anyway especially as she is celebrating a very special personal birthday (not naming any numbers here but read on for some clues!) and as she nears her 21st work birthday.
We have taken a look at the top common tax mistakes made by small businesses. The HB team works with all our clients to ensure that they remain compliant with tax and filing regulations and we are definitely not saying that all small businesses make these errors. However, it’s always worth reminding ourselves what needs to be done and our top tips to avoid making tax mistakes. Here they are, in no particular order:
The IR35 off-payroll working rules have seen significant changes in recent years. Historically, this has impacted public companies but since 2021, this is also an issue for all businesses. This is a brief overview of the current IR35 situation and how it may impact your business if you employ contractors.
As a director of a limited company, your accountant needs to know about any changes in directorship. This is good practice. And ensures compliance with legal requirements and maintains the integrity of your company’s records.
HB Accountants has created a clear, impartial summary of the main tax policies proposed by major parties for the 2024 general election. This guide highlights the key tax changes each party plans, helping you understand the potential impact on businesses and individuals
In an update for businesses and employees alike, HMRC has revised the advisory fuel rates (AFRs) for company car drivers. These changes, effective from 1st June 2024, will impact all journeys where employees claim back fuel costs from their employer. It is essential for companies to stay informed about these updates to ensure compliance and accurate reimbursement processes.
Following the recent update to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill, scammers have been targeting business owners with fake letters and emails claiming to be from Companies House. Letters request a £48 payment to set up enhanced web filing on the Companies House register. This is a scam.
If you are a charity, it is important to be aware that nearly all the provisions of the Charities Act 2022 are now in force as another tranche of rules came into force on 7th March, 2024.
The current economic outlook is to say the least, uncertain. Economic questions cloud the future. Interest rates, inflation, and the ongoing implications of Brexit have an impact. As does the consequences of global warming and the conflict in Europe and further afield. Forthcoming elections both here and abroad also make it harder to understand a business’ viability trading forward.
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