New Class 2 NIC rules - make sure you don't miss out on your state pension. One of the more welcome measures in the Chancellor's Spring Budget was the alignment of the National Insurance Contributions (NIC) thresholds for individuals with the personal inc...

Many employed taxpayers receive their wage slips at the end of every week/month and assume that the figures are correct - that the Code being used is correct. As a result, taxpayers may not realize that the amount of tax deducted by the end of the tax yea...

The 'High Income Child Benefit Charge' applies to an individual with income over £50,000 where either they or their partner received child benefit in the tax year or someone else received the benefit for a child living with them and they contributed at le...

Personal landlords with mortgages or loans on residential lets will be aware of the restriction on the amount of tax credit relief that can be claimed on interest paid. Usually, this amount is 20% of the interest paid in any one year. However, there are c...

Q. I am the director of my own company incorporated 15 months ago. The business has expanded such that I have taken on a bookkeeper. Whilst preparing the information required to give to my accountant at the year-end, my new bookkeeper has found a batch of...

1 - Submission of Annual accounts to Companies House and payment of Corporation Tax for accounting periods ending 31 July 2021 ...