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October 2022- On 23 September 2022 in what has been termed a 'mini budget/fiscal event' the new Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, delivered a package of more than 30 measures intended to tackle high energy bills, drive down inflation and cut taxes to...
- Claims for repayment of tax are usually made via submission of a tax return, e.g. a self-assessment repayment claim is by completion of the section on page TR7. Whether as an individual or a company the time limit for amending a tax return...
- Whatever the reason for becoming a landlord, expenses will be incurred relating to that property at some time or another. Unfortunately, just because a payment has been made does not necessarily mean it is allowable for tax. Even if the...
- Most businesses know that once the tax turnover for a business exceeds the VAT registration threshold (currently £85,000 a year), or it is expected to do so within the next 30 days, VAT registration is compulsory. Some businesses are...
- Q. My company does not have a credit card and therefore I use my own personal credit card to pay for some expenses - particularly any purchases made online as a credit card gives an extra layer of protection. I also use the card for some...
- 1 -Corporation Tax payment 31 December 2021 year-end ...
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