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Dismissing an investigation started too late Publication date: 10.12.2015
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HMRC has to comply with various dates and deadlines in the same way as a taxpayer. With enquiries into tax returns it has strict time limits within which to open investigations. What are these limits and how can you set aside a late enquiry?
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Disclosing a large error correctly Publication date: 10.12.2015
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Sometimes when you discover an error on your VAT return you can just correct it in the next period. But in some circumstances a more formal disclosure must be made. When does this apply and how is it done?
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Get the PAYE code right Publication date: 10.12.2015
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When a new starter joins there can be confusion over the PAYE code to apply when running payroll. How can our tool help you get it right first time?
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Help keeping accurate records Publication date: 10.12.2015
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Owners of rental businesses need to keep accurate records, not only to satisfy HMRC, but also to maximise tax efficiency. How can you use our Rental Business Record Keeper to ensure your figures are up to date?
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Deducting tax - client misconceptions Publication date: 28.10.2014
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A 2014 case highlights that clients often do not understand when and what they need to deduct from subcontractors. What are the common misconceptions?
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Using a multiple completion contract to preserve ER Publication date: 28.10.2014
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If a client’s company is looking to buy out a shareholder, you might advise them to purchase the shares in stages for cash-flow reasons. But this could result in the disposal not qualifying for entrepreneurs’ relief (ER). What’s the solution?
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Tax summary errors - not again! Publication date: 28.10.2014
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Tax summary errors - not again!.. Incorrect P800s issued. If you offer a payroll bureau service to clients, you could well find yourself bombarded with queries from their employees regarding their “final tax bills” (Forms P800) which are issued to PAYE taxpayers not under self-assessment - for the 2013/14 tax year. This is because, on 9 October...
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New stamp duty penalties Publication date: 28.10.2014
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New stamp duty penalties.. If you’re acting for a client who is buying existing shares in a UK company using a stock transfer form, they’ll have to pay 0.5% stamp duty on any transactions over £1,000. To avoid penalties, the form will need to be stamped within 30 days of the date it is signed and dated. From 1 October 2014 the penalties...
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Is that company still “associated”? Publication date: 28.10.2014
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From April 2015 there will be only one corporation tax rate. As a consequence, the associated companies’ rules are changing too. How will this affect clients?
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Scottish taxes after the “No” vote Publication date: 28.10.2014
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Although Scotland decided to remain part of the United Kingdom, significant tax changes are afoot north of the border. Are you aware of the new taxes your Scottish clients will soon start to face?
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