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Are professional fees tax deductible? 20/Sep/2024
Are professional fees tax deductible?

The answer to this question depends on what type of professional fees have been incurred. Professional fees are income and corporation tax deductible if incurred ‘wholly and exclusively’ for the […]

End of the FHL regime and transitional rules 18/Sep/2024
End of the FHL regime and transitional rules

Landlords with furnished holiday lettings (FHLs) currently enjoy favorable tax advantages compared to those letting residential property on longer-term lets. However, these advantages will end, and from 6 April 2025 […]

VAT on school fees 16/Sep/2024
VAT on school fees

As outlined before the election, the new Government is to go ahead with its proposal to impose VAT on school fees. Legislation was published in draft on 29 July, together […]

The company makes a loss – can a dividend be paid? 11/Sep/2024
The company makes a loss – can a dividend be paid?

Anyone who invests in a company is taking a chance, hoping that the directors, as representatives, will use the money to increase the company’s profit. In return for taking this […]

Treating tenants’ deposits correctly for tax purposes 09/Sep/2024
Treating tenants’ deposits correctly for tax purposes

It is usual for a landlord to require a deposit from a tenant as security against damage to the property. This cannot be more than five weeks’ rent where the […]

Be aware of VAT bad debt relief 03/Sep/2024
Be aware of VAT bad debt relief

Despite the improving economy, bad debts are still a fact of life for many businesses. HMRC is aware that not all invoices are paid on time and allows bad debt […]

Class 2 NIC refunds made in error – Action to take 31/Aug/2024
Class 2 NIC refunds made in error – Action to take

Class 2 National Insurance contributions are flat-rate contributions for 2023/24 and earlier tax years are payable by the self-employed where their profits exceed the relevant trigger threshold. For 2023/24 and […]

Making student loan repayments through Self Assessment 28/Aug/2024
Making student loan repayments through Self Assessment

There are three ways in which former students with student or post-graduate loans can make loan repayments: from deduction from their wages or salary through the PAYE system; to HMRC […]

Key Considerations for FHL Landlords: Lifetime Limit on BADR Claims 22/Aug/2024
Key Considerations for FHL Landlords: Lifetime Limit on BADR Claims

Landlords with furnished holiday lettings (FHLs) are living in uncertain times. At the 2024 Spring Budget, it was announced that the favorable tax regime for FHLs would be abolished from […]

VAT flat rate scheme – Is it for you? 20/Aug/2024
VAT flat rate scheme – Is it for you?

The VAT flat rate scheme is simple for smaller VAT-registered businesses. Rather than pay the difference between the VAT charged to customers and that incurred on business purchases to HMRC, […]

Tax implications of different methods of business finance 16/Aug/2024
Tax implications of different methods of business finance

For many businesses, initial setup costs are low for just an internet connection, smartphone, and laptop. Invariably, funding for expansion or the purchase of specific items will come from the […]

Maximizing Tax Deductions for Property Business Expenses 14/Aug/2024
Maximizing Tax Deductions for Property Business Expenses

Expenses will be incurred in running a property business. To ensure that tax is not paid unnecessarily, all allowable expenses must be deducted when calculating the profits for that business. […]

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