Invoicing – are you still writing out invoices manually?
It is still not uncommon to find businesses handwriting customer invoices. Not only is this quite laborious, it is also […]
Making Tax Digital for VAT – the countdown clock is ticking
From their first VAT period starting on or after 1 April 2022, VAT registered businesses (including self-employed and landlords) that
Tax payments
he tax payable under self assessment was due for payment on or before 31 January. Interest and penalties are charged
Capital Gains Tax on residential property disposals
Since 6 April 2020, it has been necessary to report a gain arising to HMRC and pay the estimated tax
QuickBooks Desktop software user? Support ceasing on January 31 2023…what now?
QuickBooks desktop users are being notified that support will be discontinued, and it appears that desktop versions might not even
“Casual Labour” – tread carefully!
There have long been misconceptions regarding labour costs, “self-employed staff” and “cash in hand” payments. Employing someone through the PAYE
Getting ready for Making Tax Digital – use one bank account for “business” transactions
Whether you have rental income or run a business, many transactions will go through bank accounts. Many will use a
Tax return filing deadline approaching fast!
The deadline for submitting the 2020-21 tax return to HMRC online is 31 January 2022, and any tax due should
Which VAT code do I use in my software?
For VAT registered businesses, there are many VAT codes that can be chosen. It is easy to get them wrong,
Tax advice – from the man down the pub
Do you believe or take action as recommended by “Dave” down the pub, often over a beer or three? All