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 1 October 2013 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 31 December 2012.  19 October 2013 – PAYE and NIC deductions

If you own the property that you trade from, for example a hotel or guest house, the purchase price of the property may have included

If you are married, and if you and your spouse do not pay tax at the higher rates, you may benefit to the tune of

If you have spent your working life building your business, when you reach the point at which you are considering a sale, planning is critical.

Payments that your employees make through a Payroll Giving Scheme are deducted from their pay before tax is deducted. This means that employees are given

A salary sacrifice is a voluntary reduction in your salary in exchange for tax-free benefits. These benefits can include: • Child care vouchers • Cycle to work

HMRC have published draft guidance on landfill tax. Materials that can be classified as naturally occurring, and therefore taxable at the lower rate of £2.50,

Many parents who receive Child Benefit may be blissfully unaware that they are walking into a tax trap. From 7 January 2013 Child Benefit payments

Although the recent G20 conference in St Petersburg failed to reach a consensus on the best way to deal with the Syria crisis, they did

HMRC are advising certain charities to sign up to its new online Gift Aid system. The last “old style” forms will not be accepted after

 If you intend to make amusement machines available for play, you must register under the Machine Games Duty (MGD) regulations. MGD was introduced for existing

 1 September 2013 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 30 November 2012.  19 September 2013 – PAYE and NIC deductions

Readers will be aware that there a multitude of emails circulating on the internet purporting to be from HMRC. In almost all cases these will

Businesses should be aware that HMRC polices the National Minimum Wage (NMW) legislation. Not only do they fine employers who breach the regulations, they also

In a previously unreported settlement with the UK Government, Vodaphone appears to have made a large payment to HMRC. The additional taxes related to the