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Spring Statement reaction: Anne Rose, Head of Tax
Anne Rose, Burgis & Bullock’s Head of Tax, reacts to Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement (23/3/22)
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Double ACCA celebration
Laura Harford and James Anstey both joined the firm with no accountancy experience and have now taken up senior positions at Burgis and Bullock after passing their ACCA exams.
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An overview of how R&D tax credit is calculated
R&D tax credits are a government-designed incentive to encourage businesses to invest in research and development. The amount of tax credit a business is entitled to depends on whether it accesses the SME scheme or the large company scheme (RDEC). In this blog, Anne Rose, Head of Tax at Burgis & Bullock, discusses what an…
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Charity trustees’ beware – A timely reminder
Wende Hubbard talks through the lessons to learn from the Charity Commission’s enquiry into Hope House School.
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What is financial reporting? And why is it so important for businesses?
Financial reporting is the basis of modern-day businesses. It has the power and potential to raise the business to the top.
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Accessing apprenticeships in accountancy
Interested in pursuing a career in accountancy? Apprenticeships are a great way to get into the profession and put foundations in place for your career – all without having to go to university. As part of National Apprenticeship Week (7-13 February), Cameron Ross discusses his career journey from apprentice to audit senior at Burgis &…
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Tax loophole closed for second homeowners
Second homeowners who declare their properties as holiday lets but then leave them empty for the vast majority of the year will need to pay more tax under new Government proposals.
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Three low-cost marketing strategies to deliver business growth
How would you like more leads and more clients? This is a question that many business owners, senior managers and marketing professions ask themselves when they are trying to discover how to get more potential customers and conversations. In this blog post, Sean Farnell, Partner at Burgis & Bullock, discusses why marketing is so important…
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HMRC extends self-assessment tax deadline until end of February
By Rosy Hughes, Head of Private Client Tax For the second successive year HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has waived penalties on late self-assessment tax returns for a month after the original deadline of Monday 31 January. This is a move to relieve pressure brought by Covid-19 and give businesses, individuals and tax advisers financial…