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Electronic sales suppression (ESS) is the use of software or hardware tools to manipulate the sales recorded by an electronic point of sale (EPOS) device,…

There is a very limited range of expenses that employees can claim, but these can include the flat rate deduction (£6 per week) for working…

VAT registered businesses must now use MTD-compatible software to file VAT returns, as the old online form where you typed in your VAT figures has…

When a company makes a loss after 1 April 2017, those losses can be set off in a far more flexible fashion than earlier losses,…

When a residential property is held through a company (or another non-natural person eg a trust) this potentially creates a liability to the Annual Tax…

HMRC are always a little suspicious of businesses that claim a VAT repayment in their first VAT return, or a large refund in a later…

As a landlord letting a residential property you are required by the Housing Act 2004 to protect deposits provided by tenants on assured shorthold tenancies,…

The children are gone and there is an unoccupied ‘spare’ room. Apart from using the room as extra storage, renting it out is another option…

The tax rules for entertaining by businesses are clear. Whether payment for lunch with a customer or tickets for a sporting event — whatever the…