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How total income and trading profits will be calculated for the Self-Employed Income Support Scheme

You can claim for the Self-employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) if you’re a self-employed individual or a member of a partnership and you: have submitted your Self

How will Brexit affect your overseas property, pensions and investments?

Since leaving the European Union in December last year, much of the focus has been on how it will affect your business. But what about your personal assets?

How will the EU’s Import One-Stop Shop impact traders in the UK?

The Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) is set to come into force this summer under sweeping changes to EU VAT law. If your business supplies goods to consumers in the single

How will the National Insurance and dividend tax increases affect me?

Taxpayers face an increase in their National Insurance contributions (NICs) and dividend tax rates from 2022. To explain how this significant change may affect you

How will you rebuild and recover? Funding launched to cover cost of professional advice

The value of cash flow forecasting, management accounts and revised business plans is set to come into stark relief as businesses look to rebuild and recover following

I am an overseas seller selling directly to UK customers - do I need to register for VAT?

Are you selling goods directly to UK customers after 1 January 2021? Follow this handy guide to help decide whether you need to register for VAT in the UK. For further

I have been sent a nudge letter by HMRC – What should I do next?

Thousands of taxpayers across the UK have received ‘nudge letters’ from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) encouraging them to declare unpaid tax. The reasons for being

I’m a director of a small company – what support is open to me during the Coronavirus outbreak?

f you are a director of a company where you are the sole employee, navigating the support available to help you throughout the Coronavirus outbreak could look like a d

IFS predicts tax rises of more than £40 billion a year by the middle of the decade

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has predicted that taxes will need to rise by more than £40 billion a year by the middle of the decade to prevent Government