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.
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.
Plastic Packaging Tax rate increase
The Plastic Packaging Tax (PPT) rate increase, confirmed in the Spring Budget, came into effect from 1 April 2023.
Tax on income from short-term property lets
There’s no shortage of websites urging property owners to earn income from letting their home or spare room. But what they often neglect to mention is that HMRC may want a piece of the action.
Cryptocurrency losses and Capital Gains Tax
Cryptoassets are a hot topic but, given the plunging prices of the 2023 crypto winter, what’s the position with Capital Gains Tax if you make a loss?
Companies House gets major new powers to prevent fraud
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill gives Companies House greater powers to check information on the companies register, and work with law enforcement and other bodies to tackle fraud.
Introducing Sarah Flynn ACA, Director, RfM Fylde
We recently announced the well-deserved appointment of Sarah Flynn as a Director of RfM’s office in Pilling, Lancashire. Here, Sarah shares the story of her accountancy career journey – up to now…
Changes to R&D Tax Relief and how we can help you prepare
From 1 April 2023, the R&D tax credit scheme will see some changes as HMRC reforms its current system. While it’s important to be aware of these changes, there’s no need to panic. With guidance and support from the team at RfM Transform, your business can still make the most of R&D tax relief.
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