SJB & Co Chartered Accountants
Hello everyone, This month we will cover a few points from the Spring statement, tax return timings and prize draw and a reminder of some recent changes to consider for the coming year. As ever, if there are any questions please do get in touch. Kind regards Simon Spring statement – There was little in […]
April 2025 Update – Spring statement, Tax returns and current issues to consider Read More »
Hello everyone, Firstly as the end of January is fast approaching just a few reminders below on tax returns and tax payments required by the end of the month. Following on from the Budget in November, there is much to consider with tax increases and proposed reductions in inheritance tax reliefs. Finally we give advance
January 2025 Update – Tax payment, tax returns, IHT changes and advance holiday notice Read More »
Hello everyone, summer seems to have finally arrived and we have a new government settling in which brings the prospect of potential changes in the forthcoming October budget. This month we cover current HMRC campaigns and known and expected tax changes, tax return key dates and an update on the firm’s charity of the year.
August 2024 Update – HMRC Campaigns, Tax Returns and October Budget Read More »
Hello everyone, we are now half way through the year and have a general election looming. In the midst of a summer of sport and hopefully improving weather there is still plenty to be done with tax returns to complete, July tax payments approaching and planning finances to take advantage of tax efficiencies. As ever,
July 2024 Update – Tax Returns, July payments, property sales and disclosure facilities Read More »
Hello everyone, this month we are covering tax investigations, tax return completion, child benefit and inheritance tax – is it relevant to you? As always, if there are any questions please let me know.Kind regardsSimon Tax investigationsThe thought of a tax investigation or visit from HMRC can be worrying for many. Some HMRC enquiries are
August 2023 Update Read More »
A little bit of pre-Christmas cheer for you today. In parliament today, the treasury announced a delay to the rollout of MTD (Making Tax Digital) for sole traders, partnerships and landlords. Before today’s announcement, any sole trader or landlord with a total gross income of over £10,000 would have needed to keep their financial records
MTD for sole traders, partnerships and landlords is delayed Read More »
On 24 October, HMRC issued a news release reminding taxpayers within self-assessment that they had 100 days left in which to complete their 2021/22 self-assessment tax return. However, earlier deadlines apply to taxpayers who want to file a paper return or who want any tax that they owe for 2021/22 to be collected through an
Self assessment tax return deadlines Read More »
As accountants, a lot of our time is spent answering your queries and questions to help ensure you make the best financial decisions for your business. However, (after a while), the same questions inevitably start to crop up. So, in the hope that we can help out (and save you some time), we’ve answered your
Top 10 Accountancy Questions Read More »
As summer holidays are looming for many there are still a few tax and financial issues to consider. Self-assessment tax payments due by the end of the month and its time to send in tax return details soon if you have not already done so, please see below for more details. We also cover below
With rising inflation and recovery after Covid are you checking your turnover regularly? Alternatively would registration be beneficial? Most accounting software can cope with the calculation and filing of VAT returns. So the good news is, being obliged to register for VAT is not the time-consuming chore it used to be. The following notes set
Should you be registered for VAT? Read More »
