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Those businesses that have struggled through the pandemic may find that when they come to do their accounts where usually there is a profit, the…

The last couple of years have been financially difficult for many and the coming year will bring increased costs — not least utility bills. The…

The sale of every property is potentially taxable under the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules. When an individual sells their only or main residence, generally…

The Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) came as a welcome support for many self-employed earners during the Coronavirus crisis. Initially, four grants were available with…

After studying business at sixth form, I found I had a keen interest in the financial side of business studies. I started working at Townends…

Personal landlords with mortgages or loans on residential lets will be aware of the restriction on the amount of tax credit relief that can be…

The ‘High Income Child Benefit Charge’ applies to an individual with income over £50,000 where either they or their partner received child benefit in the…

Many employed taxpayers receive their wage slips at the end of every week/month and assume that the figures are correct – that the Code being…

One of the more welcome measures in the Chancellor’s Spring Budget was the alignment of the National Insurance Contributions (NIC) thresholds for individuals with the…