Beware the “High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC)”
The above was introduced in 2013, as a “means test”. You may have to pay the High-Income Child Benefit Charge […]
Accounting Apps and add-ons
As well as the open banking tools, there are many hundreds of other products which can integrate with your accounting
Open banking – a game changer
There is a lot of interest in “open banking” – a simple and secure way of helping you make more
Payroll changes in January 2024
This is another tax year in which the Chancellor decides to change rates during the tax year rather than from
Have you got a pension pot lurking somewhere unclaimed?
With job changes, each new employer might well create a new pension scheme for the employees, and “old” pots, unless
Interest on savings
Some banks and financial institutions have recently increased rates to savers again. If the savings are held in an ISA
Reporting and management information!
What information do you get regularly from your accounting software? How automated is this reporting? How many reports are created
Paying your personal tax bills
Personal tax payments are generally made on 31 January and 31 July. Now is a good time to plan for
The Autumn Statement and the effect on small businesses
The government has announced a cut to the main rate of Class 1 employee NICs from 12% to 10% from
The Real Living Wage – increased
Employers who join the Real Living Wage scheme, set up by the Living Wage Foundation charity, make a commitment to