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Paying your Corporation Tax (CT) bill to HMRC is a fundamental compliance requirement for any limited company or organisation liable for this tax. Understanding when and how to make these payments correctly is essential to avoid penalties and ensure your business remains in good standing with HMRC. What is a Corporation Tax Bill? Corporation tax…Read More
HMRC investigations can be an overwhelming process for any household or business, impacting your finances, time, and peace of mind. That’s why expert guidance is crucial. At Hartley Fowler, we provide professional advice, thoroughly explaining every step of the process. What is an HMRC Investigation? An HMRC tax investigation can be initiated when there are…Read More
Estate planning is essential for everyone, regardless of your age and income. It is all about ensuring you have control over your future even after you’re gone. Whether you own a home or want to make sure your children can be cared for, having an estate plan in place can give you peace of mind…Read More
Thinking about the future can be overwhelming, but knowing your options for retirement can make planning easier. Whether you’re employed or self-employed, it’s important to know the different ways you can begin saving. Understanding these options is the first step in navigating the road to retirement. Keep reading for a breakdown of the main retirement…Read More
Budgeting is essential for financial stability, whether for personal or business finances. The benefits of good budgeting include reducing financial stress, planning for the future and making informed financial decisions, whether managing a household, running a business or leading a charity. We want to share some tips to improve your budgeting, to make it more…Read More
Effective tax planning is key for small businesses to ensure compliance, minimise liabilities and maintain financial stability. However, keeping up with the changes in tax laws, filing tax returns accurately and on time, and managing various tax responsibilities can be complex. At Hartley Fowler, our team of experienced accountants are ready to help you simplify…Read More
Navigating the Essentials Value Added Tax (VAT) can seem complicated at first glance, but understanding the fundamentals can make a real difference to your business. This guide breaks down the essentials of VAT in the UK, providing you with a clear overview to help you navigate this important tax. VAT Basics: What is VAT? Essentially,…Read More
The UK accounting industry has undergone significant shifts in recent years, driven by rapid advancements in technology, evolving regulations, and changing client expectations. As we step into 2025, accountants will need to embrace these changes and adapt to the challenges they bring. Below, we explore the key trends shaping the future of accounting and how…Read More
Tax efficiency is important for the financial success of any business. Whether you’re a startup, SME, or an established corporation, understanding and utilising tax deductions can significantly improve your bottom line. Before we look at ways to maximise savings for your business, it’s important to understand the fundamentals of tax deductions and how they work.…Read More
A well-thought-out business plan can set your company on the right path, providing a clear roadmap to turn your business into a success. It outlines the steps required to achieve your goals, ensuring you stay focused and organised. However, business plans aren’t just for new ventures. As the year draws to a close, it’s a…Read More
Expense claims are a standard procedure used by businesses to reimburse employees for costs incurred during work-related activities. In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know regarding staff expense claim forms – from their purpose and how they function to common challenges you may face when managing them. What is an Expense Claim?…Read More
In England and Wales, “Probate” refers to the legal and financial procedures required to manage and distribute the assets of a person who has died. This process involves validating the will and confirming who is authorised to administer the estate. Before the next of kin or the executor named in the will can claim, sell…Read More
The UK VAT registration threshold is the amount of a business’s annual taxable turnover at which companies must register for value-added tax (VAT). This is the tax added to most products or services in the UK. In this article, we’ll outline everything you need to know about the VAT threshold. From how to calculate it…Read More
In a similar way that individuals pay income tax on their earnings, UK businesses must pay Corporation Tax on their annual profits. The rate of Corporation tax will differ depending on how much profit your company makes. From 1st April 2024, the rate for Corporation Tax is as follows: Companies with profits between £50,000 and…Read More
Prepare Now To Secure Your Legacy Inheritance tax is a topic people would understandably prefer not to think about. However, putting plans in place now will make the whole process considerably simpler and smoother for your loved ones when the time comes for them to receive the inheritance you will leave them. What Is Inheritance…Read More
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