Ethan outlines how the two percentage point cut to National Insurance will impact employed and self-employed individuals
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Rob covers the VAT Registration Threshold, claiming back VAT for DIY Housebuilders, plus duties relating to vaping, fuel and alcohol.
Kate outlines changes to the ‘non dom’ regime, foreign income and gains, and Inheritance Tax.
James outlines the announcements made in respect of Child Benefit, SDLT and the Creative Industries.
Rachel outlines the changes announced in the Spring Budget which relate to properties.
Rob gives an overview of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget announcements ahead of an election later in the year.
The government has made a swift U-turn regarding the tax treatment of double cab pick ups (DCPUs).
Rob explores the tax implications of property being jointly owned by spouses or those in a civil partnership.
Shaun urges businesses to discover how easy Xero is to use and get a much clearer picture of their finances, which in turn helps with decision making.
Will explains how we take five steps to improve performance and increase profits and cash in your business with our business bootcamp support packages.
Rachel explains the changes to the way sole trade profits or partnership profit shares are allocated to tax years effective from the current 2023/24 tax year.
Will provides his thoughts about the role of Artificial Intelligence and it’s potential impact on businesses
Rachel explains the changes made to the cash basis which have been outlined by the Chancellor.
Rachel explains the changes to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment which have been announced today.
Adam provides a summary of the National Insurance changes announced by the Chancellor.
James provides a summary of the business tax announcements covering R&D Tax Relief and Expensing.
Rob provides a summary of the announcements relating to VAT and Personal Tax.
The introduction of higher corporation tax rates for company profits over £50,000 may impact the advice given.
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.

















