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 Personal Tax and miscellaneous matters  Personal Tax allowance  From 2016-17, there will be one Income Tax personal allowance regardless of an individual’s date of birth.

One issue that the director shareholders of small companies will need to get to grips with from April 2016 is the radical change to the

The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has published the findings of a detailed review into bringing the two payroll taxes closer together. Here’s what they

Children under 16 will join under 12s in no longer having to pay Air Passenger Duty in economy class. Families planning an Easter break will

On the 3rd March, the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) unveiled a package of recommendations aimed at making the tax system simpler and easier to

Just in case you have not been acquainted with this new Institute, and the rather confusing acronym, we have reproduced below the Department of Innovation

Since the recent announcement of various changes to the taxation of unincorporated property businesses, there has been renewed interest in incorporation: would it be possible

Prior to 6 April 2016, self employed traders could make overall tax and NIC savings by incorporating their business if their annual income from self-employment

 In an unprecedented move, HMRC have issued a press release regarding the accusation that Google were offered a deal that short changed UK taxpayers. Here’s

 1 March 2016 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 31 May 2015.  2 March 2016 – Self Assessment tax for

From 6 April 2016, savers will no longer pay income tax on interest they receive from certain deposit accounts. This is due in large part

According to HMRC, over £2 billion has been collected from users of tax avoidance schemes as a result of new government measures to collect disputed

  A reminder that it is not too late to avoid the hefty car fuel benefit charge if you drive a company car and your

From 1 April 2016, landlords who acquire new property to let as residential accommodation will be required to pay SDLT at significantly higher rates. The