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Major changes coming for landlords and the self-employed It is now over ten years since George Osborne, in the Spring 2015 Budget, announced his intention to make tax digital and, in the process, to “… abolish the tax return altogether”. After a number of delays, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for VAT became mandatory in 2022,…Read More
In the first six months of this Government, tax never seemed to be far fromthe headlines. The rumours of what taxes Rachel Reeves might raise in herfirst Budget got replaced by headlines about the increase in employers’National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and the protests by farmers aboutproposals to bring their businesses within the Inheritance Tax (IHT)…Read More
A delicate balancing act In her first Budget in October 2024, Rachel Reeves promised that there would only be one ‘fiscal event’ each year – she would not make significant tax changes more frequently. As she repeatedly said during her Spring Statement, the world changes rapidly: economic and political events can disrupt the forecasts that…Read More
Despite the uncertain economic environment at the moment, Rachel Reeves has promised to hold only one ‘fiscal event’ each year, so we are not expecting any further tax announcements until the Autumn Budget. However, many tax changes are now scheduled for April and others for a year later, so you can’t take your eyes off…Read More
This Summary covers the key tax changes announced in the Chancellor’s speech and includes tables of the main rates and allowances.At the back of the Summary you will find a calendar of the tax year with important deadline dates shown.We recommend that you review your financial plans regularly as some aspects of the Budget will…Read More
After the multiple fiscal statements in 2022, which often reversed changes that had only recently been announced, the last few months have been relatively tranquil on the tax front. The Budget contained high-profile announcements of changes to childcare and pensions, but the former only begin being phased in next year and the latter only affect…Read More
Dawn of a new era? In his first Budget speech as Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng said that ‘we need a new approach for a new era, focused on growth’. He would build this around three priorities: reforming the supply side of the economy, maintaining a responsible approach to public finances, and cutting taxes to boost growth. Read…Read More
The 2022 Merton Best Business Awards will officially launch at New Wimbledon Theatre on Tuesday 24 May, with a new set of categories to celebrate and recognise businesses that have not only survived the events of the past two years, but continue to show resilience, excellence, innovation and best practice. Now in its tenth year,…Read More
Welcome to the Hartley Fowler LLP Tax Tips and News monthly newsletter, bringing you the latest news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need further assistance just let us know or send us a question for our Question and Answer Section. We’re committed to ensuring none of our clients pay…Read More
Hartley Fowler LLP Tax Tips and News monthly newsletter Welcome to the Hartley Fowler LLP Tax Tips and News monthly newsletter, bringing you the latest news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need further assistance just let us know or send us a question for our Question and Answer Section.…Read More
This spring newsletter covers topics such as: MTD compulsory for VAT Sick pay refunds reinstated Change to “tax year basis” Tax return penalties eased Use your basic rate band New rules for holiday lettings Maximising tax relief on company pension contributions Declaring your gain correctly Disposal of unlisted shares Interest on tax paid late New…Read More
February tax tips and news Welcome to the Hartley Fowler LLP Tax Tips and News monthly newsletter, bringing you the latest news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need further assistance just let us know or send us a question for our Question and Answer Section. We’re committed to ensuring…Read More
Welcome to the Hartley Fowler LLP Tax Tips and News monthly newsletter, bringing you the latest news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need further assistance just let us know or send us a question for our Question and Answer Section. We’re committed to ensuring none of our clients pay…Read More
The end of another year is approaching, and we would like to take the opportunity to reflect on this year. The Pandemic is of course still at the forefront of everyone’s minds, but much like our clients we have found ways of working around the uncertainty and changing government guidance. With government support having come to…Read More
Welcome to the Hartley Fowler LLP Tax Tips and News monthly newsletter, bringing you the latest news to keep you one step ahead of the taxman. If you need further assistance just let us know or send us a question for our Question and Answer Section. We’re committed to ensuring none of our clients pay…Read More
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