Blog13th May 2015Are you tied to the chair? Tax Advice for DentistsA busy work schedule can often mean tax planning comes last on the long list of tasks involved in running your own practice. However, there are simple things to consider that can reduce your tax liabilities:View more
Blog11th May 2015Back to the future (Part 2)In the second article on ‘reverse planning’ and the need to avoid end-of year surprises, we turn our attention to businesses and the self-employed.View more
Blog24th Apr 2015Bridging a gap in knowledge could bring huge reliefIf you thought that R&D meant lab coats and test tubes, it’s time to think again – the definition is far broader. And HMRC actually wants you to ask for the tax relief.View more
Blog20th Apr 2015Expand in a disadvantaged area and you could receive a tax breakIf you’re looking for new premises, it’s worth widening your range of options. By choosing to renovate a derelict building in a disadvantaged area, you could benefit from a significant tax break.View more
Blog20th Apr 2015Back to the futureThe best way to avoid end-of-year panic is to think about reverse planning.View more
Blog13th Apr 2015Don’t let customer debt get you downYou’ve identified a potential bad debt. You’ve sent the friendly reminder, the follow up letter seven days later. You’ve then phoned two or three times and sent a final notice. Still no joy. Where does it go from here?View more
Blog9th Apr 2015When you’re saving, look for extra savingsWhether we’re young or old, the government is keen to encourage us to save. Interest rates, however, are at a record low, so it’s important to look for every possible advantage or tax break you can find. Here, we explore…View more
Blog31st Mar 2015Invest now and reap the rewardWith the general election just around the corner, there’s an element of uncertainty over how the tax regime will change. It’s possible that now may be an excellent time for businesses to make investments in fixed assets.View more
Blog31st Mar 2015Buying a student flat?For many parents faced with the prospect of paying years of rent for student accommodation, buying a property for their children to live in may be an attractive option. Not only is there potential to receive rental income by renting…View more
Blog27th Mar 2015Get ahead of the game, as the general election loomsIt’s been described as the longest general election campaign in history. Less than two months remain now before the country goes to the polls on 7th May. Although the outcome is anyone’s guess, one thing is for sure: changes may…View more
Blog24th Mar 2015A new start with the one-stop shopVAT rules changed on 1st January this year and there are important implications for businesses supplying digital services to consumers outside the UK.View more
Blog23rd Mar 2015Minimising the costs of further educationThe cost of sending your children to university, including paying for student accommodation and providing a living allowance, can easily be in excess of £10,000 per child per year. It is not possible to avoid these costs, but if you…View more