In this guide we consider some of the ways you might act now to help achieve a more secure future for you, your family and your business.
Each year, the government introduces regulatory changes affecting businesses on two common commencement dates. These dates are 6 April and 1 October.
An extensive review of personal and business planning and tax saving opportunities for 2011/12.
This area of our site includes all the rates announced for the tax year 2011/12
For a wealth of advice and information on aspects of VAT, including essential tips for VAT planning, and how to survive the VAT inspector's visit, visit our VAT guides.
Why not use our payslip calculator to check your net pay?
The term IR35 relates to legislation intended to apply a PAYE and NIC charge on earnings from a company or partnership which is termed an "intermediary" by the rules.
Looking to reduce your tax liability, Visit this year's Financial planning guide.
A range of changes are to be introduced to HM Revenue & Customs powers. These have been extended considerably in recent years although the changes announced are not expected to become fully operative before 1 April 2012. The changes relate to the modernising of information and inspection powers; and aligning the record-keeping rules and the time limits for assessments and claims with changes made to other taxes and duties. The existing information and inspection powers will be changes as shown in the table below.
Our concise report to the announcements made in the Autumn Statement 2011.
Historical information relating to previous Budgets reports.
The Government has released the draft legislation for consultation ahead of the Finance Bill 2012 as planned.
The coalition government has taken the new and welcome step of publishing draft clauses for next year’s Finance Act.
From 2011, many significant changes will be made to the operation of
the PAYE system. There are also changes from 2012 that you should be considering now.
