Taxflash: Mileage rates - March 2012
HMRC regularly publish approved ‘fuel only’ rates which have, again, changed.
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Tax update, issue 36: Pre-Budget and year end tax planning
Our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business. In this issue we concentrate on tax planning: for the Budget; for your year end; for your business; for UK or offshore trusts; for individuals and families; for foreign domiciliaries; and for estate and inheritance tax.
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SME news - Winter 2011
Our quarterly newsletter for SMEs gives a run-down of the latest tax, payroll, HR and general business news for small and medium-sized businesses.
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UHY International UHY studies 2011
Download our International UHY studies to read about the wide tax gaps among countries, the varying corporate taxes between countries and that business start-up rates are five times faster in BRIC countries than in other nations.
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2011 Autumn Statement
Chancellor George Osborne delivered his 2011 Autumn Statement to Parliament on Tuesday 29 November 2011. In his statement he explained what action the Government will take to safeguard the UK from global instability and the euro area crisis and build a stronger, more balanced economy for the future.
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Taxflash: Mileage rates - December 2011
HMRC regularly publish approved ‘fuel only’ rates which have, again, changed.
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Tax update, issue 35
Download the latest Tax update newsletter to find out the latest on tax news and a summary of recent VAT issues.
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Taxflash: Mileage rates - September 2011
HMRC regularly publish approved ‘fuel only’ rates which have, again, changed.
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Company car users - changes to tax free fuel rates June 2011
HMRC regularly publish approved “fuel only” rates which have, again, changed. If you use the approved rates, you have certainty that you are claiming no more than the true cost of fuel used on business journeys and so will not be taxed on a “fuel benefit”.
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Tax update, issue 34
Tax implications of using your own car for business travel, plus our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business.
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iXBRL fact sheet
This document explains what iXBRL is, outlines the requirements for electronic filing of business tax returns and the potential implications for your company.
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Taxflash: Amended tax free fuel rates for March 2011
Following the increased tax free fuel rates with effect from 1 March 2011, this guide provides full details of the rates to help you avoid any additional tax charge.
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Taxflash: Latest HMRC tax amnesty - it's not just for plumbers
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have this month announced a ‘tax amnesty’ for plumbers and those in associated trades and there are various inducements for those who come clean regarding undeclared income.
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iXBRL fact sheet
This document explains what iXBRL is, outlines the requirements for electronic filing of business tax returns and the potential implications for your company.
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Tax update, issue 33: Pre-Budget and year end tax planning
Planning for the year end dominates our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business.
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Setting up business in the UK
This document outlines the range of professional services we offer to assist you in the set-up of your UK business operations.
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Tax update, issue 32
Tax implications of your Christmas party, plus our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business.
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Taxflash: Amended tax free fuel rates
This guide provides full details of the recent increased tax free fuel rates to help you avoid any additional tax charge.
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Taxflash: Car mileage rates
HMRC regularly publish approved ‘fuel only’ rates for company car users and the last updates, published in July 2010, have once again been updated with effect from 1 December 2010, this time with an increased risk for drivers of being caught by the fuel scale benefit.
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Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility - too good to refuse
If you have undeclared UK tax liabilities you have two choices: to wait until your turn comes (and it will come) or to get in first with a disclosure of relevant income and gains. If you are going to disclose, it clearly makes sense to take advantage of the very generous terms of the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility.
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Tax card 2011/2012
This handy tax card lists all of the tax rates for the tax year 2011/2012.
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Tax update, issue 31: Scam HMRC email
Beware the scam HMRC email, plus our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business.
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Taxflash: Pension contributions and the higher-rate taxpayer
Not only will those with taxable income in excess of £150,000 be subject to new higher rates of Income Tax, those with income close to or above this threshold will also find that the tax reliefs that they have previously enjoyed in respect of contributions to their pension plans will be dramatically restricted.
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Taxflash: The Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility
This document provides a guide to the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF) and explains how we can help with the preparation of your disclosure.
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Taxflash: 50% Tax Bombshell
The 50% tax rate for earners over £150,000 and the restriction of personal allowances for earners over £100,000 took effect from April 2010, and next year, National Insurance rates are due to increase by 1% across the board. The marginal tax rate for employment and self-employment earnings between £100,000 and around £113,000 will then be an eye-watering 62%.
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Tax card 2010/2011
This handy tax card lists all of the tax rates and is valid as from the Budget on 22nd June 2010.
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Taxflash: 50% tax bombshell
The 50% tax rate for those earning over £150,000 and the restriction of personal allowances for those earning over £100,000 took effect from April 2010.
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Taxflash: Pension contributions and the higher rate taxpayer
Radical changes to the taxation of higher earners means new higher rates of Income Tax and restrictions on tax relief for pension plans.
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Tax update, issue 30: Pre-Budget and year end tax planning
This year’s budget is likely to reflect the parlous state of the nation’s finances, with tax rises of some kind or another highly likely. Many suspect a hike in VAT and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to be on the cards.
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Tax compliance and planning
This guide provides details of the full range of our corporate tax services from completion of tax returns and tax compliance to strategic tax planning and complex problem solving.
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Tax update, issue 29: two tax amnesties
You wait for an amnesty and then two come along at once, plus our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business.
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Taxflash: Last chance to make pension contributions?
If your annual income is around £150,000 or more, or you are planning to pay more than £20,000 in pension contributions changes made in the budget will affect you.
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Taxflash: Offshore amnesty II
This Taxflash provides a summary of the potential introduction of ‘Offshore Amnesty II’.
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Tax update, issue 28: survive the new HMRC penalty regime
How to survive the new HMRC penalty regime, plus our regular summary of all the latest tax issues that will affect you and your business.
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Taxflash: Action needed by non-domiciled UK residents claiming the remittance basis
From 6th April 2008 significant changes have been made to the way non-domiciled UK residents are taxed.
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Taxflash: Action needed by non-domiciled UK residents claiming the remittance basis
This Taxflash provides a summary of actions that may be needed by non-domiciled UK residents claiming the remittance basis.
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A quarter of all taxpayers may be paying the wrong amount of tax due to incorrect PAYE codes according to our analysis.
From 6 April 2012 HMRC will be able to ask employers to pay a financial security where it thinks there is serious risk that the business won’t pay over their PAYE tax deductions or National Insurance contributions (NICs) on time.
Taxpayers who do not owe tax, or are even due a tax rebate from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), will be fined for the first time this year if they do not complete tax returns by January 31 2012.
Have you received – or are you about to receive – a letter from HM Revenue and Customs’ Risk and Intelligence Service, Criminal Intelligence Group?
