Tax planning can be complicated. Getting an experienced personal tax planning accountant to manage your financial affairs gives you peace of mind that everything is taken care of optimally and correctly. But how do you choose which personal tax planning accountants in London are right for you? What to look for in a good personal […]
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There’s still time to file self-assessment tax returns for 2020-21 before any penalties are charged – which would usually happen on 1st February. HMRC will not fine those who file by the end of February. So, why should I care?
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Unusually for a UK accounting firm, we have capacity to take on new clients in January due to our very efficient processes. Let us help you prepare your tax return.
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A client who works for a big international company as its manager has to drive at least 9 to 10 thousand miles a year on behalf of his employment. He is currently paid 20p per mile. Because he can claim up to 45p a mile, he is entitled to claim the difference. This means he
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Many thousands of households across the UK will be affected by changes to the benefits system from April 2013, all part of government plans for the biggest shake-up of the welfare system for decades. Government ministers argued that the changes were necessary to tackle the rising cost to the taxpayer and cut the budget deficit.
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There are two types of tax credits – child tax credits and working tax credits, you might be eligible for one or both of them, depending on your circumstances. Child Tax Credits Child Tax Credit is available to people responsible for a child or young person, who have income below a certain amount. The amount
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In the United Kingdom, a tax on income (Income Tax) was first announced in 1798, and introduced into our lives the following year. It was introduced primarily as a way of raising monies to pay for the war Britain was fighting against the French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte. France was threatening to invade our shores,
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