CIS compliance for property developers The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a scheme whereby contractors of building firms are...

Further grants for the self-employed The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) has provided grant support for self-employed...

Super-deduction for capital expenditure To encourage companies to invest, enhanced capital allowances are available for expenditure...

Sale of a second home or investment property – Reporting the gain and paying the tax Unlike a gain on the sale of a main residence, which...

IR35 and off-payroll working – What to do from 6 April 2021 if you provide services through an intermediary Prior to 6 April 2021,...

If you are: 1. Self-Employed 2. Were eligible for the previous SEISS grants 3. EITHER actively trading and experiencing reduced demand...

Updates from last week! Here are the summarised highlights: - Furlough to continue until March 2021 - 80% currently, but to be reviewed...

Bookkeeping. Is it dull? Yes. But is it necessary? Definitely. A task that often gets left to the last minute, bookkeeping often ends up...

Capital gains tax implications of selling the buy-to-let There may come a time when a landlord no longer wants to hold a buy-to let...

MTD is coming! It's not been forgotten! VAT = From April 2022 the voluntarily VAT-registered (VAT-able turnover below £85K) will be...

Winding up your personal service company Come April, many workers who have been providing their services through an intermediary, such as...

Mileage allowance payments – what is NIC-free? Employees frequently use their cars for work and may be paid a mileage allowance by their...

Relief for trading losses In the event that a loss arises in a trade or profession, consideration should be given as how best to obtain...