The Government announced a two-year delay and changes to the rollout of its Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self-Assessment (ITSA) initiative.  MTD for ITSA will now look to begin from April 2026 for a small group of taxpayers rather than launching in April 2024. The move will give self-employed workers, sole traders and […]

You could see your Income Tax bill increase significantly in 2022-23 because of an Income Tax thresholds freeze announced by the Chancellor in the Autumn Statement. While the basic (20%) and higher (40%) thresholds are remaining at their current levels until 2028, rising wages will see people dragged across these thresholds over the coming years.

Planning for the future is essential when running a business and you should have a perspective of where you want to be in three to five years. Goals or targets provide a sense of direction, focus, and motivation. However, how do you set aims effectively? You could try the SMART method. This relies on five key

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced a series of changes to the UK research and development (R&D) tax credit regime, including a cut to the deduction and credit rates for the SME scheme. The R&D SME scheme enhanced deduction rate will be cut to 86 per cent from the current 130 per cent, and the payable

Companies House has gone fully digital after the announcement of the closure of its office in London and all filing being transferred online. It has also permanently shut the public counters in Cardiff, Belfast and Edinburgh. Online services will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Changes have taken place with improved

The exemption for paying Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is changing. The CGT annual exemption will fall from £12,300 to £6,000 from April 2023, before being cut in half again to £3,000 from April 2024. CGT is what you pay on any gains that you make when you come to sell an asset, such as a

Inflation is described as paying £15 for that £10 haircut you used to get for £5 when you had hair. It is soaring at the moment and leaves business owners facing real problems.  If they increase their prices, they risk losing customers, but if owners peg prices, they put their profits and potentially their business