Tax planning in uncertain times – why we need to talk about tax
Talking about your tax planning is incredibly important in such turbulent times. Book a tax-planning session and let’s get up to speed with the latest tax changes.
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Could you be personally liable for your company taxes?
Did you know it’s possible to become personally liable for your company taxes? We’ve got the intell re Joint and Several Liability Notices and how they could affect your personal finances.
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What’s an associated company? And how can it affect your tax?
Knowing how many ‘associated companies’ you have is about to become a lot more important. We explain what an associated company is and how these associates can affect your tax.
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Your Q4 2022 deadlines for the diary
Put these Q4 2022 dates and deadlines into your diary. Stay up to date and make sure you’re meeting all your important filing and tax cut-off dates.
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New UK corporation tax rates from April 2023
UK corporation tax rates are changing from April 2023. We’ve summarised the big changes and explained the importance of working these new rates into your business tax planning.
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Keeping your business cash liquid – the difference between cashflow and profit
Do you know the difference between profits and cash flow? We’ll help you understand why cash is king and how to improve your cash flow management AND profitability.
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Paying dividends the tax-efficient way
Planning on taking a dividend this year? We’ve got some important advice on how to do this in a tax-efficient way, so you don’t pay a penny more than is necessary.
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Writing off an outstanding directors’ loan
Do you have outstanding directors’ loans to repay? If you’re struggling to make the repayments, writing off the directors’ loan account may be a good solution. We give you the lowdown.
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Planning your filing and payment deadlines for the year
Managing your company deadlines needn’t be a huge chore. We’ll help you identify the key dates, so you can stay in control of your filing and payment duties.
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Do you need to complete a self-assessment return?
Have you disclosed your personal income and gains to HMRC? If not, you may need to submit a self-assessment tax return. We explain why and how.
