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Delays for the Making Tax Digital timetable

Date06 Dec 2017

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Yesterday’s statement from the Treasury confirmed delays for the Making Tax Digital timetable. The new timeline shows that only businesses with turnover above the VAT threshold (£85,000) will need to keep digital records and will come under MTD in 2019, with other businesses...

Touring the USA and Centralized Withholding Agreements

Date06 Dec 2017

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This is a general briefing guide to the US Centralised Withholding Agreement (CWA) arrangement for managers of UK acts who intend to tour the USA. It is a practical guide and not a definitive statement of practice or the law. The practice...

Making tax digital – the need to move your bookkeeping online

Date23 Feb 2017

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The digital revolution is not just something that’s just affected our personal lives – it’s also had a profound effect on the business world, with more and more businesses being run ‘virtually’ in the cloud and basing their financial systems around an...

5 important things you should look for in an accountant

Date23 Feb 2017

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At some point in time, every business needs the services of an accountant. Whether you’re an early-stage start-up searching for your first accountant, or an established family business that’s looking for a new broom, you’ll find yourself searching the internet for a...

How to complete an annual return – a really useful video

Date23 Feb 2017

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A phrase that I do not say very often but … I’ve actually found a really useful video care of a Government web site; not one that has been transferred to the GOV.uk web site yet but I’m afraid it is on...

You will pay thousands more with the new dividend tax

Date23 Feb 2017

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Whilst it was announced some time ago that the rate of taxation on dividends will increase by a whopping 7.5% the reality of what this actually means is yet to hit home for millions. When will you pay the new dividend tax?...