A reminder for employers – 2016/17 benefits and expenses
6 July 2017 is a key reporting deadline for employers who provided employees with taxable benefits in kind during 2016/17, or reimbursed employees’ business expenses.
Share schemes – make sure they are unambiguous and up to date
This blog takes a further general look at EMI arrangements, and to recommend that share plans – existing or not – are unambiguous and up to date.
How long are your tax returns open to an HMRC enquiry?
What happens if HMRC do not open an enquiry within 12 months after your return has been filed? Is everything agreed and final?
Finance Bill 2017 – what is happening?
Much of the most complex legislation is being dropped, including the corporate tax measures, the changes for non-doms and the Making Tax Digital clauses.
Stay of execution over proposed probate fee increase
In a roller coaster ride, the Government first sought to rush their controversial hike in probate application fees through Parliament before the anticipated dissolution on 3 May, then overnight conceded that there is too little time to do so and announced that the measure will be scrapped.
What will the general election mean for Making Tax Digital?
With a snap election due to take place on 8 June, we’ve been giving a little thought to what the impact on Making Tax Digital might be.
Pensions Relief restricted despite the era of auto-enrolment
The introduction of auto-enrolment was meant to encourage saving - the simultaneous restrictions being placed on the Pensions Relief seem a little contradictory.
Getting payroll right in the new tax year
There are a number of changes taking place from April 2017 and you need to ensure that you have addressed them and are operating correctly within the new rules.