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by Jessica Garbett | May 25, 2017 | business taxation, HMRC

By now readers of this newsletter should be aware of the impending arrival of Making Tax Digital. Staging dates are: April 2018 sole traders / partnerships over vat limit – Income Tax and NI April 2019 sole traders / partnerships under vat limit – Income...

Latest Phishing Scam

by Jessica Garbett | May 12, 2017 | HMRC

Latest Phishing Scam HM Customers have issued a warning about the latest phishing scam. If you get an email with the subject, “Your 2016 Tax Report”, with an attachment, please do not open it. Please forward it to phishing@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk and then delete it. For more...

Major amendments to the Finance Bill

by Jessica Garbett | May 10, 2017 | ACCA, budget, business taxation, HMRC, personal taxatation, politics

Next month’s General Election has resulted in changes to the Finance Bill. Read our summary now. When Members of Parliament backed the motion by 522 to 13 on holding an early General Election on Thursday 8 June under the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act, one of the...

More on Making Tax Digital

by Jessica Garbett | Apr 5, 2017 | ACCA, HMRC, personal taxatation

Finance Bill 2017 will outline provisions of the new system. The Budget gave one small concession on Making Tax Digital (MTD) for those below the VAT threshold for quarterly accounting, but we now await further detail. Legislation will be introduced in Finance Bill...

Wear and tear allowance – a reminder

by Jessica Garbett | Mar 14, 2017 | ACCA, HMRC, personal taxatation, property taxation

The wear and tear allowance for fully furnished residential properties was abolished from April 2016. This affected companies from 1 April 2016 and individuals and others (such as trusts and other unincorporated entities) from 6 April 2016. Instead, for the current...

Scotland’s tax-setting powers increase

by Jessica Garbett | Mar 13, 2017 | ACCA, business taxation, HMRC, personal taxatation, politics

Scottish Parliament gains full control over residents’ income tax. From April 2017, the UK government will devolve further legislative powers to set income tax rates and thresholds applying to employment, pensions and property income (‘non-savings, non-dividends’...

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