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Renters Reform Bill
The ‘biggest change to rent law in a generation’ will be delivered with the Renters Reform Bill (the Bill). The Government says it says it will improve the lives of millions of renters by driving up standards in the private and social rented sector, delivering on the Government’s mission to level up the country. Levelling
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National Insurance thresholds
From 6 July 2022, the Primary Threshold (PT) for National insurance will increase to £12,570. This is the threshold at which employees begin paying National Insurance contributions (NICs). This will bring the rate in line with the current rate of personal allowances for income tax and means those earning below this amount each year will
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travel operators need to attract talent
The talent wars. Staff retention concerns. The Great Resignation. It is fair to say that every industry has seen its workforce hit by COVID-19. In particular, the travel industry must look at ways to entice staff back and attract the next generation of travel consultants. With staff levels less than before the pandemic, many travel
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UK Inheritance Tax and Estate Planning
Do you have clients with relatives, property, inheritances, or businesses in the UK? Join our Tax Partner, Tim Cook and Zahra Kanai (Partner and Wills & Tax planning at Thackray Williams) in collaboration with the International Estate Planning Council for a live seminar focusing on inheritance tax and estate planning strategies for residents and non-residents.  Together they will focus
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tax advantages of company electric vehicles
As businesses explore ways to be ‘greener’, organisations look to employ a tax regime that encourages zero or low emission vehicles.   So, what exactly are the tax benefits? We look at some more commonly asked questions from clients wanting to understand the tax advantages of electric vehicles (EV) or e-bikes.     How do you calculate
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Expansion of the Trust Registration Service - what you need to know
From 1 September, the Trust Registration Service (TRS) expansion means more trusts will need to register with HM Revenue & Customs. Introduced five years ago, the TRS makes the beneficial ownership of assets held in trust more transparent. While many trusts have already signed up to the TRS, the expanding service remit now includes more
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guidance on tipping apps - tip box for collecting tips
When HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC’s) current guidance on the tax treatment of tips and troncs was first published back in 2014, tips and troncs were paid almost exclusively in cash or through card transactions. Of course, in the eight years since, things have changed dramatically and payments are frequently made via app-based platforms, whether
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Hiring your first employee? notepad with top tips in black font
According to Small Business, we have seen a surge in new company formations over recent years as entrepreneurs develop innovative business ideas and bring them to market.  On top of this, many workers are scaling up their "side hustles" operations to deal with customer and client demand. Many businesses initially rely solely on the founder. However, there
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Working from home tax relief
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is retaining its online portal for workers to continue claiming the working from home tax relief for the 2022/23 tax year. Whilst the rules and relief value remain unchanged, far fewer people like to claim this relief.  Unless another lockdown occurs, only people instructed by their employers to work from
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government support business loans
Throughout the pandemic, the Government has offered £79.3bn in loans to help businesses survive and invest for the future.  However, only the Recovery Loan Scheme remains open until the end of June - with no replacement lined up to take its place.  Despite the popularity and value of these loan schemes, many small businesses are concerned they
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PAYE payments paid correctly to HMRC
Are you or your clients making PAYE payments to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)? Fresh warnings are out by HMRC to remind employers to ensure that their payment reference numbers are correct so that payments are recognised. Each payment reference number relates to a specific employer and covers a particular accounting period. HMRC uses these
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Trees for Cities fundraiser #walkthismay
Did you know that May is National Walking Month? #WalkThisMay ?‍♀️?‍♂️ At Wilder Coe, we regularly encourage activities that help reduce our environmental impact, inspire healthy lifestyles, and support local communities. Our next fundraising challenge aims to get everyone to embrace the great outdoors, stretch their legs, and improve our neighbourhoods by raising money for
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