In his Budget 2021 speech, the Chancellor reset the Capital Gains Tax clock for paying tax on disposals of UK land and property. The 30-day CGT window has now been extended to 60 days.
7 important reasons to make a Will (and keep it up to date)
If making a Will is something you’ve been putting off or just not got around to yet, here are 7 compelling reasons to make it a priority for 2022.
Get ‘offer-ready’ with a free mortgage review
If you’ve decided to move or remortgage in 2022, you may be wondering where to start to get the best mortgage deal, especially if you’re a business owner or sole trader.
Make a more meaningful resolution for 2022 – make a Will
It’s January, a time for fresh starts and positive changes, new gym memberships and healthier eating. Whatever, you’ve resolved to change or do in 2022, it’s not too late to add another – very important – task to your plan: making a Will. You’ll be surprised how good you feel once you’ve finally crossed it off your to-do list.
EU import checks after Brexit – what’s changing next?
Although the timetable for EU import checks and controls has changed, there are some significant compliance requirements to look out for from 1 January 2022.
4 tips for dealing with postponed VAT accounting
Accounting for import VAT on the VAT return – sometimes known as postponed VAT accounting (PVA) – hasn’t been without its problems. Here are some tips to help you deal with it.
Changing salary sacrifice arrangements – the right way
With the upheaval caused by COVID-19, employers may find themselves being asked to change the terms of a salary sacrifice arrangement. Here’s what you need to know.
Tax changes to pay for social care costs
National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and dividend tax rates will rise in April 2022 to fund a new health and social care package. [Read more…]
2021 – Looking back, moving forward
As we move towards the end of the year, we look back on 2021 with rather mixed feelings.
Carbon Action Programme (CAP) – Helping you reduce your organisation’s carbon footprint
SMEs are increasingly seeing the need to understand, measure and manage their impact on the environment. With RfM Transform’s Carbon Action Programme (CAP), reducing your organisation’s carbon footprint is simple and straightforward.
Outstanding tax – HMRC to take a tougher approach
As the economy emerges from the pandemic, we should expect a sea change in HMRC’s approach to recovering tax debt.
Proposed shake up of income tax administration
Recent proposals to overhaul income tax administration could have a major impact on unincorporated businesses.
Who inherits your estate if you die without a Will?
Thinking and talking about dying is something no-one wants to do. But having those difficult conversations and making plans now, while you’re alive and in good health, will protect your loved ones from the potential nightmare of you dying without a Will.
Tax for Sole Traders
You don’t have to be a limited company to trade as a business. It’s possible that you’re operating already as an ‘unincorporated entity’ (usually as a sole trader, or a partnership). And the way that limited companies and unincorporated entities are taxed is very different.
RfM Funding Solutions – secure the business funding you need
Whether you need business funding and finance to get your plans off the ground, expand your business or keep the cash flowing, RfM Funding Solutions can help.
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