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The “phishing” emails sent by nefarious individuals, purporting to be from HMRC, have now been joined by bogus phone calls. We have received information that

 1 July 2016 – Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 30 September 2015.  6 July 2016 – Complete and submit forms

Clients who are concerned by the uncertainty created by the Brexit vote should contact us. There are steps we can all take now that will

In a decision that has staggered the rest of Europe, the UK has voted to leave the EU. George Osborne emerged today to reassure us

The following change in Companies House (CH) filing requirements will apply from the end of June 2016. The following post sets out the changes that

This article was posted three days before the UK decides if it wants to stay or leave the EU. It feels as if everything is

Many of us have received emails purporting to be from HMRC that urge us to provide personal information in order to receive an outstanding tax

The deadline for filing forms P11D is 6 July 2016. You will be liable to a penalty of £100 per 50 employees for each month

HMRC have a long running campaign to encourage property owners who receive rental income from property, and who have not declared this income on their

The following notes set out the general scope of the Cycle to work scheme. This provides a number of tax advantages that employers can use

The National Audit Office (NAO) has published a report criticising HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for periods of poor customer service last year. Responding to

For the tax year 2016-17, most taxpayers are entitled to claim a tax-free personal allowance of £11,000 from their taxable income. The maximum income that

In the context of this article tax credit does not refer to the child or working tax credits – these are part of the benefits

Although most banks and building societies do not have to deduct Income Tax from interest payments they make to depositors from April 2016, the same