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Selling goods online - what are the tax implications?
In the past year many of us have had to start new projects as a means to get extra income. But do you need to tell HMRC? Here’s what you need to know.
Tax efficient remuneration using pension contributions
For now, making contributions into a pension scheme continues to be a particularly tax-efficient form of savings. There are rumblings that the Government may change their mind though so take advantage while you can.
Making use of the transferable residence nil rate band
It’s possible to leave up to £1 million completely free of inheritance tax as a joint estate by taking advantage of the residence nil rate band.
Make the most of the dividend allowance
The 2020/21 tax year comes to an end on 5 April 2021. The last few months of the year are a good time to undertake a review and to ensure that allowance for the year is not wasted.
Beware of the capital gains tax connected person rules
Giving assets to children or other family members may trigger an unwelcome capital gains tax bill, even if nothing was received in return.
What tax do I need to pay by 31 January 2021?
The self-assessment tax return for 2019/20 must be filed and any associated tax paid by 31 January 2021. We discuss this and options to ease the tax payment burden.
Lockdowns and Holiday Lets
The new tiered restrictions in England mean that accommodation has to close in some areas – if you have a holiday let we’ve written a guide on two lifelines that can be used for tax relief.
Tax relief on business loans
Interest paid on loans used for qualifying businesses purposes should be eligible tax relief and can save up to 45% of the cost of the interest.
Do I Need an Accountant?
Many businesses do their own accounts, mainly because they think it saves money. How cost effective is it to not use an accountant and when can we save you money?
Director's Loan Accounts
When you run a limited company, you will need to be familiar with what a Director’s Loan Account is, how it works and what it means for you.
Xero - Why it's our Accounting Software of Choice
Find out why we choose Xero and why we are Xero partners
Coronavirus Update - 7.11.20
Yesterday, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced changes to both the furlough scheme and Self-Employment Income Support Scheme.
Furlough Extended for Second Lockdown
The Government has announced an extension to the Job Retention (furlough) scheme up to the end of November, as England prepares to go into lockdown once again.
COVID Tax & Business Roundup - October 2020
In this roundup, we take a look at the main Coronavirus business and financial measures in place at the date of publishing - October 2020.
Chancellor outlines Winter Economy Plan
Rishi Sunak unveils government’s plan to protect jobs and support businesses over the coming months.
Tunbridge Wells Accountant Celebrates 2nd Birthday
Today TN Accountancy is celebrating 2 years in business.
Making Tax Digital - An Update
The next steps in an ambitious plan to create a modernised digital tax system fit for the 21st century was unveiled by the government last week.
Capital Gains Tax on the Sale of Property
Individuals may need to pay tax when they sell property. Find out about the new rules that apply to property disposals from April 2020, find out how the tax is calculated and what reliefs are available.
Summer Budget 2020 - Summary
The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, has announced a raft of measures in his Summer Statement in a bid to help the UK economy recover from the worst effects of Coronavirus.
Dormant Companies: What You Need To Know
The majority of companies actively trade, but there are a number of circumstances in which a company may be considered dormant. In our latest blog, we explore these circumstances.