We love the thrill of being scared and startled by ghosts, witches, and vampires, especially at Halloween. While many enjoy the fear and excitement associated with this horror-filled holiday, don’t let your taxes and financial future bring such a fright
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Many employees of publicly listed companies are given the option of obtaining shares in the company through a Share Incentive Plan (SIP). The employer would have a number of reasons for doing so, mainly to motivate the workforce by giving
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The UK’s public sector recorded an unexpected deficit in July.
Public sector net borrowing totaled £62 million, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
Even though the deficit was relatively low, it has been normal for July to be
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One of the most common questions we get asked by our self-employed clients is “Am I allowed to claim such-and-such as a business expense?” There are large lists of what is and what is not allowed but we have noted …
You may have seen the piece yesterday in the Sunday Times Money supplement about HMRC going after people for capital gains tax on the sale of second homes.
The essential point of the article was that HMRC believe many people
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Why have I received this letter? You will receive this tax calculations letter if HMRC think that you have underpaid or overpaid tax in a previous year.
In most cases the adjustment will relate to an incorrect tax code in
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Starting your own business can be a daunting task. When the initial excitement passes and the reality of what you are taking on starts to hit home, it can be enough to put some people off
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If so, then it is more than likely that you are either making a profit or a loss from your rented property.
But I’ve only got one little flat?
If you own one or more properties other than your main
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UPDATE 10/01/2020: As 2020 is a leap year the below information may be particularly useful to you.
Employers who pay their staff in a different fashion to the usual monthly payment – meaning those who pay weekly, fortnightly or four-weekly
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