History of taxes

History of taxes

Did you know that the Bible has some of the earliest mentions of taxes? Read all about the history of taxation in our brand new blog

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IR35: One year on

IR35: One year on

It's been a year since IR35 rules were introduced about off-payroll working rules if you engage contractors working through their own limited company. Get in touch with us if you need to understand more how to implement the rules and how it can help your business....

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1 April – last date to pay any outstanding tax

1 April – last date to pay any outstanding tax

HMRC gives Self Assessment taxpayers more time to ease COVID-19 pressures: After extending the self-assessment deadline to 28 February, now 1 April is the deadline to pay any outstanding tax or make a Time to Pay arrangement, to avoid a late payment penalty. Get in...

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October Deadline Looming

October Deadline Looming

Your HMRC paper tax return must be submitted by 31 October. If even you don't have any tax to pay, there will be penalties, if you send the form after this date. You can fill in your tax return and submit before 31 October, without waiting for the deadline. You can...

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IR35: Arriving in April 2021

IR35: Arriving in April 2021

According to the new changes, coming into force on 6 April 2021, all public sector clients and medium or large-sized private sector clients will be responsible for deciding the workers’ employment status. Read more about it…

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Brexit: What’s Next

Brexit: What’s Next

While the world is overwhelmed with the COVID-19 crisis, the Brexit plans are going ahead. Predictably, they will have a financial and legal impact on our business and everyday life. AAT, a professional membership body, collected a list of "what...

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Sick Pay because of Coronavirus: a brief guide

Sick Pay because of Coronavirus: a brief guide

Boris Johnson today (o4 March 2020) announced a new plan how to deal with coronavirus, and it also included some changed in the law and guidelines how to deal with cases when the workers are advised by NHS to self-isolate. Here we compiled some resources...

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IR35: Myths and Reality

IR35: Myths and Reality

Thousands of self-employed workers will face the huge implications from April 2020 when the employment law changes. Find out more here…

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VAT Fraud: Some basic facts

VAT Fraud: Some basic facts

VAT is Value Added Tax, is a tax on consumer spending, and some businesses evade paying it through fraud. VAT fraud is one of the most common forms of tax frauds and something HMRC takes very seriously. It usually can occur as the business is not charging...

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