Rob explains what a Director’s loan is and why the £10,000 threshold matters in relation to paying tax and reporting it on your P11D
Posts by Rob Case
What is the best software for Making Tax Digital?
We recommend businesses use accounting software such as Xero for many reasons including it’s compliance with HRMC’s Making Tax Digital regulations.
Business leaders and professional advisors joined us to watch and discuss the Spring Statement
It was definitely felt that there was a disconnect between the people in the room and the announcements and measures in today’s Spring Statement.
Act now to make use of all the tax allowances and reliefs available to you
Once 6 April 2025 has passed some of your allowances could be lost – so it is important for you to act now, or seek advice.
HMRC Scam Warning ahead of January Self Assessment deadline
Rob reminds us to be alert to fraudsters, particularly with the self assessment deadline fast approaching at the end of January.
Autumn Budget 2024: Inheritance Tax
It was known in advance of the Autumn Budget that the Government was going to make some changes to the…
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Autumn Budget 2024: VAT applied to Private School fees
All education, boarding, and vocational training provided for a charge by a private school in the UK will be subject to VAT explains Rob.
The most hotly anticipated budget for a generation
Rob provides an introduction to our series of expert insights into the many announcements made in the Autumn Budget.
Is the forthcoming Budget concerning you?
Rob invites you to get in touch if you would value a conversation about your position and any actions you might like to take prior to the budget at the end of the month.
VAT on Private School Fees and Boarding Services
Rob Case provides an overview on the recent VAT changes for Private schools
Tax policy released on Furnished Holiday Lets
Rob explains everything you need to know before you invest in a furnished holiday let from a tax perspective
Date announced for first Labour budget
Rob gives an overview of some of the Chancellor’, Rachel Reeves; other announcements.
With the new Labour Government, what will be the effect on your tax bill?
What could the new Labour Government mean for the tax you pay? Rob explains what we know so far.
HMRC publish more details of MTD for Income Tax Reports
MTD for ITSA is scheduled to commence in 2026/27 for sole traders and property landlords with gross income of £50,000 or more.
Spring Budget 2024: Indirect and other taxes
Rob covers the VAT Registration Threshold, claiming back VAT for DIY Housebuilders, plus duties relating to vaping, fuel and alcohol.
A Spring Budget influenced by a forthcoming election
Rob gives an overview of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget announcements ahead of an election later in the year.
Tax on property jointly held by spouses or civil partners
Rob explores the tax implications of property being jointly owned by spouses or those in a civil partnership.
Autumn Statement round-up: VAT & Personal Tax
Rob provides a summary of the announcements relating to VAT and Personal Tax.
Reclaiming input VAT on the sale of shares
The sale of shares is an exempt supply, but a recent tax tribunal decision has determined that, under certain circumstances, the input VAT may be claimed.
Will I get taxed when being reimbursed for charging my company car at home?
HMRC has published amended guidance regarding home charging of electric company cars which means that there will not be a separate charge to tax as a result.