From 30 September 2016, anyone in England and Wales that pays business rates go online to check their new draft rateable value. From this they can estimate what their business rates will be from April 2017.
It only takes a couple of minutes to click, find and review a rateable...
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From 6 April 2016, any dividends you receive up to £5,000 are tax-free. Dividends received in excess of this amount will be taxed as follows. If they form part of your:
· Basic rate tax band – taxed at 7.5%
· Higher rate tax band – taxed at 32.5%
· ...
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A reminder that you will have to pay penalties if you don’t file your accounts with Companies House by the appropriate filing deadline. Generally speaking, accounts will need to be filed nine months after a company’s financial year end.
The penalties for private limited companies...
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The removal of mortgage interest relief from tax deductibles for the UK’s buy to let landlords is set to begin its remorseless impact on landlord’s cash flow from April 2017.
For Steve Bolton and Chris Cooper, this tax change was step too far. They approached Cherie Blair QC, to...
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You may like to check out the following points. In many cases it would seem that local authorities have overall control over who can, or cannot, claim for reduced rates.
Second homes
You may pay less Council Tax for a property you own or rent that’s not your main home....
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In a recent tax case, Jerome Anderson v HMRC, the First-Tier Tribunal denied a football agent relief for trading losses. The judges’ arguments centred on the issue of whether he was carrying on a trade, and if he was, was it on a commercial basis with a view to making profits?...
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The good news is you can reclaim VAT added to certain expenditure that was paid out prior to your business registration for VAT. HMRC’s instructions on this issue confirm:
There is a time limit for backdating claims for VAT paid before registration. From your date of registration...
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Generally speaking, any business expenditure that you make up to seven years before you actually start trading, is treated for tax purposes as if it was incurred on the first day of trading.
This expenditure includes rent, rates, insurance, wages and other costs that you have had...
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If you use your home for business purposes, rent out parts of your home whilst you are still in residence or if you rent out your home while you are resident elsewhere, you may need to consider the tax consequences. This article covers some of the tax issues that you may need to...
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1 October 2016 - Due date for Corporation Tax due for the year ended 31 December 2015.
19 October 2016 - PAYE and NIC deductions due for month ended 5 October 2016. (If you pay your tax electronically the due date is 22 October 2016.)
19 October 2016 - Filing deadline...
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