By Rosy Hughes, Head of Private Client Tax We’re approaching the deadline for the fourth set of Self Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) grants on […]
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Whether it’s stuffing receipts into a shoe box or failing to reconcile bank statements, when business gets busy it’s easy to let admin slip. Although
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This is the question being asked by some commentators following the announcement this week that the 2017 Finance Bill has been cut from 762 pages
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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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Two more Tax Awards for the team! Firstly the team at Burgis & Bullock would like to wish all of our friends and clients a
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During the past few weeks, a number of business have received notifications from HMRC, informing them that it would like carry out a “remote” VAT
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In a recent report the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) published a tax complexity index which revealed that the contractor legislation (IR35) is the joint
Contractors’ Tax Rules criticised Read More »
There are may legitimate reasons why you may struggle to submit your tax return before the 31 January deadline, but don’t expect much sympathy from
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George Osborne spoke for sixty seven minutes in his combined Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement. As a rough estimate maybe two or three of
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