The UK Government has announced a significant update to the Winter Fuel Payment scheme for the 2025/26 winter season. While the payment remains a vital source of […]
All employers must report any taxable benefits provided to employees during the year ending 5 April 2025 (unless exempt under the payrolling taxable benefits and expenses online
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If you’re confident there’s a genuine demand for your potential product or service (and at the price you want), the next step is to work
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Trivial Benefits As the deadline for reporting taxable benefits has once again come and gone it’s been a good time to reflect on what types
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Now that the dust has settled following Christmas and the January Tax Deadline, Burgis & Bullock are delighted to announce that we have been awarded 3
Three Business Awards for Burgis & Bullock Read More »
Monday 20th November will see the start of the first, annual Coventry & Warwickshire Business Festival. In its inaugural year, the Business Festival has already
Countdown to start of Coventry & Warwickshire Businesses Festival Read More »
The British Business Bank has announced the first wave of its £250m Midlands Engine Investment Fund (MEIF), with the launch of £120m of SME debt
£120 Million Funding for Midland’s Businesses Read More »
Thousands of mothers are potentially missing out on vital credits towards their future state pension because they are not claiming child benefit. Receiving child benefit
Claiming Child Benefit helps future pension entitlements Read More »
The deadline for filing the 2016/17 Return of Benefits in kind (P11D) is 6 July 2017. With the filing deadline almost upon us we thought
What are the new rules for Benefits in Kind? Read More »
Christmas Party Provision of a Christmas party is a non-taxable benefit for employees so long as the total cost of the function is no more
Can Christmas Parties & Gifts be Tax Free? Read More »
making tax digital for income tax From April 2026, HMRC will require many sole traders and landlords to submit income tax updates digitally, every quarter.
At our free briefing, our team will break down the rules, timelines, and tools in a way that’s easy to understand – no jargon, just practical guidance. Bring your concerns and get them addressed by experienced tax professionals who understand your business.
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