New businesses with early losses might be entitled to receiving tax reliefs. Many people don’t realise but these can help make your business a success, and relieve some of the pressure you’re facing. Here are our top tips for getting started, and how to consider tax repayments as a positive for your new business.
With the accounting industry embracing technology, bookkeeping has become more streamlined through cloud accounting software such as QuickBooks and Xero, allowing clients to review their financial position instantaneously. But can we be confident this information is correct? Good bookkeeping is the base of all accounting information, whether you are a sole trader or a worldwide company.
There has been rampant speculation about potential tax changes to meet the rising costs of the Covid-19 pandemic.
How do you plan for the unknown?
Our advice is the same as it is every year:
“Know where you are and do the simple things well.”
Easy to say, but what does it mean?
Learn about the three expenses that you can claim against your employment income and reduce your tax liability.
Many have been asked to work from home due to the government's pandemic response guidelines. It's likely that you will be eligible for tax relief against routine items and services that you've used to work from home effectively. Click to learn more about eligibility, and contact us for assistance in making your claim.
Who needs to submit a tax return?
Most people pay their tax "at source", such as through Pay As You Earn (PAYE) if they are employed. Click to learn more about the other categories of people who need to submit a UK tax return. Contact us for further information and assistance with completing your tax return; you do not want to be hit with penalties if you are late to file.
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