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The new Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, revealed his exceptional bid to regenerate the economy by cutting taxes today, 23rd September 2022. He is gambling that this will invigorate growth and this additional activity will provide the tax revenues to fund his tax cuts. Most pundits are reporting that this “mini” budget contains the biggest tax cuts […]
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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
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Tax payments due 31 JanuaryThis a quick reminder that tax due for last year and payments on account for the current year are due by 31 January. Clients who have completed their tax returns will have the details in the tax return documentation sent out with their return. Details of how to pay if you
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As UK regional governments turn the screw to limit the spread of the new COVID Omicron variant, we have set out below how you can access details of the current financial support that is available to UK business owners affected by these changes. Major grant options, the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, and the Self-Employed Income
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How will budget changes affect you? The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, presented his 2021 Budget on 3 March 2021. The extent to which the measures will affect you will depend on your personal circumstances. This report is split for your convenience into three sections: Impact on individuals Impact on the self-employed Impact on small company owners
