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The good news, the way in which benefits in kind are taxed – company cars, mobile phones, etc. – is unchanged for the tax year

The phrase “in-limbo” comes to mind when describing the present outlook for businesses in the UK. What will be the outcome of the June election?

One of the most useful ways for owner directors of small companies to reduce their overall tax and NIC costs is to pay themselves a

New legislation to increase the powers of law enforcement received Royal Assent 27 April 2017. The Criminal Finances Act 2017 will give law enforcement agencies

Small companies are required to file a copy of their end of year accounts with Companies House. In the past, it has been possible to

The government have issued the following press release regarding the roll-out of the new tax-free childcare scheme: From 21 April 2017, working parents can start

In order to ensure that the Finance Bill 2017, introduced March 2017, is passed before the impending general election, huge chunks of the original, published

Mileage Allowance Payments (MAPs) are the rates used by employers to reimburse employees when they use their own transport for business purposes. The current rates

1 May 2017 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 31 July 2016. 19 May 2017 – PAYE and NIC deductions

Until 2015-16, it was possible to apply for a dispensation to exclude certain expenses and benefits provided to employees from the year end returns to

Driving instructors will have a tough time this year. Many are sole traders and will need to start changing their record keeping to accommodate the

In many cases, making loans to your employees or their relatives can create an obligation to report a beneficial loan to HMRC. The deemed benefit

The Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency has released its response to a consultation with the industry to “Improve the car driving test”. In their conclusion

Companies house recently published the following news story. Changes to UK company law removed the option for small companies to file abbreviated accounts for accounting

The current state defined wage rates are divided between the National Living Wage (NLW) – this is currently set at £7.50 per hour and only