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There is something uniquely satisfying about a tax refund. Of course, you must first overpay tax before it can be refunded, but there is a universal j... Read More >>
We have all heard of individuals who have been affected by the nefarious antics of loan sharks, lenders that breach the normal fiscal rules by taking ... Read More >>
A typical two parent, two child family can claim £34.40 per week in Child Benefit (CB). In a tax year this would amount to £1,789. Often, ... Read More >>
1 May 2018 – Due date for corporation tax due for the year ended 30 July 2017. 19 May 2018 – PAYE and NIC deductions due for month ended 5... Read More >>
If you are claiming tax credits make sure that you keep an eye on changes that may affect the amount you receive. Your payments can go up if: your inc... Read More >>
As you would expect there are a range of conditions that affect the answer to this question. We have reproduced below a summary of the main conditions... Read More >>
Up to 5 April 2018, certain payments in lieu of notice were not taxable, primarily, those not contractually required to be made. This is no longer the... Read More >>
Now that Wales and Scotland have devolved powers for taxation purposes, residents that live and work in the border areas with England have more planni... Read More >>
Legislation has been introduced to reduce the present maximum six-day clearance process, to just one day. Banks presently send the payer’s chequ... Read More >>
For those of us who are reluctant to see our home address on publicly available websites such as that provided by Companies House, they will be please... Read More >>
