In this blog, we take a look at the key tax announcements made in this year’s Budget as announced by Jeremy Hunt.

Employers can claim to reduce their employers national insurance liability by the employment allowance per tax year.   Many employers qualify although there are some exclusions, we explore this in our latest blog.

Inheritance tax is sometimes described as an optional tax. It is possible to give away significant amounts without those amounts falling within your death estate even if you die within seven years. In this blog we explore how this works.

With the end of January rapidly approaching, many will be turning their attention to the Self-Assessment tax return deadline. If you need to file a tax return and haven’t yet now is the time to act.

The UK has a detailed Statutory Residence Test to determine someone’s tax residency position. Under this, detailed and accurate record keeping is essential to work out someone’s residency position. A small error can have significant tax consequences. In this blog, we take a look at the sorts of records that should be kept.

A number of procedural R&D changes have come into force.   These are aimed at tightening up on what HMRC believes is a large number of incorrect claims, particularly by smaller entities. These changes are ensuring that claims must be accompanied by minimum supporting information and explanation.

Navigating the intricacies of tax can be an arduous task at the best of times, but when HMRC are difficult to deal with it makes the process all the more difficult. In this blog we take a look at the key issues and how accountants can help.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a number of tax and National Insurance changes in his Autumn Statement speech. We take a look at the key announcements as well as some of the other tax changes that have been published.

As fixed rate mortgages expire and need to be remortgaged at higher interest rates, many landlords are reconsidering the viability of their letting businesses. In this blog we explore the effect of rising interest rates on property landlords.

Shareholders can be broadly categorised into two groups: minority shareholders and majority shareholders. Understanding the dynamics between these two groups is crucial for maintaining a healthy and harmonious corporate environment - we explore this in our latest blog.

For business owners, understanding how rising interest rates can affect their operations and implementing strategies to mitigate associated risks is crucial - we explore this in our latest blog.

In this blog post, we'll explore what management accounting is and how it can benefit businesses.

Are you feeling lost and frustrated because your accountant isn't providing the tax advice you need? If you're seeking expert tax guidance, you might want to consider consulting a Chartered Tax Adviser to ensure you're on the right track.

In this blog post we will provide an insight into overseas property and its tax implications in the UK.

In this blog we take a look at how company cars are taxed.  We explore the tax treatment for companies, directors/employees and the self-employed, as well as the tax treatment when directors/employees own a car personally.

In this blog we take a look at some of the tax benefits of setting up a trust and how they can be used as a useful tool for estate and tax planning.

If you’re planning to leave the UK, there are a number of important tax considerations you will need to be aware of. In this blog, we explore a few of these.

We have been contacted by a number of people recently who have fallen behind with their tax affairs. In this blog we take a look at the procedures for getting your tax affairs up to date with HMRC.

In this blog we take a look at the main UK tax considerations for overseas companies owning UK property.

In this blog, we take a look at ways for directors can reduce their corporation and personal tax liabilities through making pension contributions.