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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…

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD ITSA) is due to start on 6 April 2024 with the first year being 2024/25. In preparation, the…

Almost all of the tax changes announced in the ‘mini-budget’ on 23 September 2022 have subsequently been withdrawn. With a change of Prime Minister and…

When the time comes to close a company the usual method by which this is done is via a process known as ‘Striking off’. The…

Most businesses know that once the tax turnover for a business exceeds the VAT registration threshold (currently £85,000 a year), or it is expected to…

Whatever the reason for becoming a landlord, expenses will be incurred relating to that property at some time or another. Unfortunately, just because a payment…

Claims for repayment of tax are usually made through the submission of a tax return, whether as an individual or a company the time limit…