The rules underpinning what you can contribute to a pension, and the rules around the Lifetime Allowance, have changed significantly from 6 April 2023.
Payroll errors: beware of duplicate employments
Research suggests nearly 90% of businesses made payroll mistakes in the last year. We highlight one of the most common payroll errors – duplicate employments – and advise on how to avoid it.
Why basis period reform actually does matter
It sounds entirely shoulder-shruggable but basis period reform is like the bits under the bonnet; it makes the car go. Or, in this case, it helps determine the Income Tax bill.
Benefits in kind: Is it a car? Or is it a van?
If the vehicle you provide to your employee is a car, the taxable benefit is higher. If it’s a van, the taxable benefit is lower. But what if it’s a multi-purpose vehicle? Or modified for use in your business?
Cryptoassets and Capital Gains Tax: Changes to the tax return
HMRC wants to raise awareness of the fact that cryptoasset transactions can result in tax bills. It appears there is still some way to go.
Trade and customs latest news
Brexit has meant constant change for customs rules. What else is round the corner for businesses that import and export goods?
One bundle, one price, different VAT rates
What’s the right way to sort out the VAT if you sell goods or services with different VAT rates as a package or bundle?
Capital Allowances: Who needs to know about full expensing?
Unveiled in the Spring Budget, full expensing is the highlight of what the government calls its new ‘capital allowances offer’. But what is it? And will it benefit your business?
Double awards success for new business AJ Photography
We love nothing better than hearing good news stories from our clients, especially if they’re just starting out on their business journey. So it made us very happy to hear that wedding and lifestyle photographer Adam Murray is already capturing the attention of awards judges.
Tax compliance, planning and troubleshooting – the RfM tax team has it covered
Let’s face it, nobody likes paying tax but, if you have an income, it’s an inevitable part of life. Fortunately, here at RfM, we have a highly-experienced tax team who are determined to make tax less troublesome for clients.
Don’t leave it too late to make a Lasting Power of Attorney
“In many ways, a Power of Attorney is more important than a Will,” stated personal finance expert Martin Lewis OBE recently on his ITV advice show. In his special feature on Lasting Powers of Attorney, he explained why it’s important to make one as early as possible, and what could happen in the future if you don’t.
Directors’ duties: When must company directors act in the interests of creditors?
A recent Supreme Court verdict addressed an important question regarding directors’ duties: In what circumstances must directors act in, or at least consider, the interests of the company’s creditors?
Hybrid and flexible working: compliance and risks for employers
Non-standard work arrangements such as hybrid and flexible working are now the not-so-new normal. What are the compliance issues and risks employers need to be aware of?
VAT on property sales or rentals: the option to tax
In most cases, when property is sold or rented, no VAT changes hands and the supplier cannot recover VAT on associated expenditure. Where this poses a significant business issue, the option to tax is sometimes useful.
Need time to pay Employers’ PAYE?
HMRC’s time to pay facility offers a monthly repayment arrangement to taxpayers struggling to settle an outstanding tax liability in full, on time.
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