HMRC late payment interest rate hits 6.75%
HMRC has revised interest rates with late payment bills charged 6.75% from 13 April, the highest level since January 2008 The late payment and repayment interest rates follow the rise in…
HMRC has revised interest rates with late payment bills charged 6.75% from 13 April, the highest level since January 2008 The late payment and repayment interest rates follow the rise in…
HMRC recently issued preliminary guidance in regard to the abolition of the pensions lifetime allowance. At the Spring Budget, Chancellor Hunt announced that the lifetime allowance charge will be removed from 6…
The UK’s business groups largely welcomed the measures taken in the Chancellor’s Spring Budget. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) branded the Budget as a ‘strong second act’ in Mr Hunt’s plan for…
A £27 billion transformation of capital allowances from April was announced by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt as he delivered a ‘Budget for growth‘. The Spring Budget followed an improved forecast from the Office for…
The Spring Budget was delivered by the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday 15 March. After presenting a Budget-in-all-but name with the Autumn Statement, the Spring Budget was delivered against the…
Following Jeremy Hunt’s budget earlier today we have summarised below the key announcements he has made: Our full detailed guide on the Budget and our Tax Tables will be on…
Whether you’re thinking about buying, selling or letting a residential property, there are a few tax points you will want to consider that might influence how you structure the way…
In all things tax, time is of the essence. Checking that your personal affairs, your family and business affairs, and your plans for the long term are arranged as tax…
The government has launched a consultation on simplifying the UK’s research and development (R&D) tax relief system, driving innovation and growing the economy. The consultation runs to 13 March 2023 and…
HMRC has revealed that more pensioners filed a tax return for the 2020/21 tax year compared to young people. Overall, those aged 65 and over accounted for 16% of individuals…
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