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Blog18th Mar 2024
Employment Tax Reporting Deadlines: Are You Prepared?
The 5th of April is fast approaching, which brings the array of end-of-year reporting to HMRC! We have compiled a list of the key reporting deadlines which your business may need to be aware of in the upcoming months following…
By Claire Bruce
View moreBlog13th Mar 2024
Financial Modelling Benefits: A Guide for Construction Businesses
In the ever-changing and competitive landscape of the construction industry, it’s vital for companies to use every tool at their disposal to stay ahead of the curve. One such strategic tool is financial modelling, a critical element in fiscal management,…
View moreBlog11th Mar 2024
New Tax Year, New Tax Code?
With the new tax year approaching and ever-changing income tax rates and allowances, there is an increased importance of ensuring your PAYE Tax Code is correct. PAYE AND TAX CODES Every employee registered in an organisation’s payroll system will…
View moreBlog13th Feb 2024
HMRC’s ‘One to Many’ Campaign – Targeting Undeclared Dividend
HMRC are now issuing letters to business owners under a ‘One to Many’ Letter campaign to target undeclared dividends payments. HMRC have been looking at company reserves and have noted that some are reducing but no dividends are being declared…
View moreBlog7th Feb 2024
Is It Time To Upgrade Your Employee Benefits Programme?
It’s officially a new year. 333 days of growth opportunities for your business. While you’re looking ahead to the new year and planning for 2024 it is a great time to also think about your employee benefits programme. In its…
View moreBlog9th Jan 2024
What Is Normalised Working Capital In Transactions
Working Capital is generally one of the key considerations in an M&A transaction. It is often a subjective and complex area, and it can have implications on the total consideration payable in a transaction. What does working capital represent? Net…
View moreBlog20th Dec 2023
Scottish 24/25 Budget- Tax Rates Soar for Higher Scottish Earners
Finance secretary Shona Robinson delivered Scotland’s 2024/25 budget confirming tax rises for those with income in excess of £75,000. Scottish tax rates apply to employment, pension and property income but do not apply to investment income such as interest and…
View moreBlog21st Nov 2023
Autumn Statement- What Changes Can We Expect?
A lot can change in a year – and after the 2022 Autumn Statement promised wide ranging tax cuts, only for many of the key measures to be swiftly reversed, 2023 could well grab fewer headlines in comparison. Having said…
By Tom Andrew
View moreBlog23rd Oct 2023
Importance of Financial Projections: Know Your Numbers
In the ever-changing landscape of the UK economy, business owners face a multitude of challenges that demand foresight, strategy, and adaptability in order to maintain success. One of the most valuable tools that savvy business owners can utilise to tackle…
View moreBlog18th Sep 2023
What Does Members Voluntary Liquidation mean?
It can be a daunting time for business owners closing down a solvent business. Owners are used to having full control and dealing with all business matters, therefore understandably, we are asked many questions before and during the process of…
By Claire Smith
View moreBlog4th Sep 2023
Is salary sacrifice worth it for an electric car?
The 2022 Benefit in Kind Statistics annual report shows there has been a significant shift from diesel company cars which accounted for around 80% pre 2017, to 60% by 2019/2020 with a further decline to just 49% (355,000) in 2020/21. …
By Richard Petrie and Karen Thomson
View moreBlog9th Aug 2023
Alternative Dispute Resolution – Why it’s Good To Talk
Many importers have found that being in dispute with HMRC can be a costly business. Where margins are tight and room for manoeuvre limited, the unexpected tax bill can make a business venture uneconomic. Where there is a risk of…
By Jon Hicks
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