Your 2025/26 Corporation Tax Roadmap - Cut Liabilities, Stay Compliant Corporation Tax is one of the largest financial obligations faced by UK companies. For entrepreneurs, SMEs, scale-ups, and high-net-worth directors across London, Sutton, Wimbledon, Farringdon, Chelsea, and Canary Wharf, understanding how Corporation Tax works - and how to plan for it - can mean the … Continue reading Your 2025/26 Corporation Tax Roadmap - Cut Liabilities, Stay Compliant
Tag: UK Tax Year
The current tax year is from 6 April 2022 to 5 April 2023
Key UK tax dates for October and November 2023
How to claim work from home tax relief in the UK As we step into the final quarter of the year, it-s vital to stay ahead of the impending UK tax deadlines to ensure a smooth end to the financial year. Below, we have listed the crucial tax dates for October and November 2023 that … Continue reading Key UK tax dates for October and November 2023
Important Corporation Tax Deadlines You Need to Know
Important Corporation Tax Deadlines You Need to Know As a business owner in the UK, staying on top of your financial responsibilities is crucial, and one of the key obligations is filing your corporation tax return accurately and on time. In this blog post, we will delve into the important deadlines associated with corporation tax, … Continue reading Important Corporation Tax Deadlines You Need to Know
Can I appeal my HMRC Penalties?
The short answer is yes, you can appeal your HMRC penalties provided you have adequate evidence to support your appeal. The HMRC can raise various penalties including failure to pay/file and failure to notify penalty. If you find yourself in this situation and you-re wondering -How do I fight the HMRC- you have found the … Continue reading Can I appeal my HMRC Penalties?
Autumn Finance Bill published
The government published the Autumn Finance Bill 2022 on 22 November 2022. The Bill is officially known as Finance Bill 2022-23. The Bill contains the legislation for many of the tax measures
Basis of assessment changing
Forthcoming ‘basis of assessment’ reforms will change the way trading income is allocated to tax years for the self-employed. The changes will affect sole traders and partnerships that use an
