TV celebrity Martin Clunes has recently lost his case at a First Tier Tribunal (FTT) to keep his name and details private in a forthcoming tax […]
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HMRC Issue record number of fines HMRC issued a record number of fines last year to taxpayers who made mistakes on their personal tax returns.
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Earlier in 2016 the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS) published a report to government regarding the possibility of aligning income tax and National Insurance contributions.
Should Tax and National Insurance be merged? 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 »
Do you understand your responsibilities under IR35? Changes are coming from April 2017 If all of the following apply then you need to follow IR35
What is changing with IR35? Read More »
In the second part of our blog on HMRC proposals to changes in the taxation of non domiciles we look at the final two recommendations
Changes to Non-Domicile Tax Rules – part 2 Read More »
Introduction On 19 August 2016 HMRC published documents on their proposed changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals (“non-doms”) which are due to take effect
Changes to Non-Domicile Tax Rules – part 1 Read More »
When you let out your property there are certain tax obligations that you need to be aware of. Whether you are a new or experienced
A Landlord’s Guide to Taxation Read More »
We are delighted to announce that our personal tax team have won the tax award for Best Private Client Tax Team – Midlands, in the The Acquisition
International Tax Award for Burgis & Bullock Read More »
In the last Budget Chancellor George Osborne announced the reduction in the Annual Allowance for those with ‘adjusted’ taxable incomes of over £150,000. This definition
making tax digital for income tax From April 2026, all sole traders and most landlords will have to follow new rules under Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.
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