Many small businesses choose to use the VAT Flat Rate scheme to keep things simple. Rather than adding up the VAT you pay on all your purchases and deducting it from the VAT you collect on sales to work out how much you owe, you simply take a flat percentage of your VAT inclusive turnover …
Following the chancellor’s Spring Budget announcements yesterday we have included a summary of the key changes which may affect you on pages 3-4 of our Spring Newsletter. You can download a digital copy of the Spring Newsletter here. The newsletter also includes articles on topical tax changes including: Making Tax Digital National Minimum wage increases …
Do you have a late Tax Return? Have you been issued with a late filing penalty? With a ‘reasonable excuse’, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will waive your penalty.
Chancellor George Osborne described in his final Budget how thanks to the hardworking people of Britain, Britain is “walking tall again” and urged people not to return to the “chaos of the past”! He emphasised his commitment to helping those who “work hard and want to get on”. So how will George Osborne’s measures impact on our personal finances?
Here’s our Budget 2015 summary for individuals of the key announcements:
The business community will welcome today’s Budget announcements with the continuing theme of growth, consistency and stability.
Here’s our Budget 2015 summary for business outlining the key announcements:
The Tax Return deadline is fast approaching but do not panic as SeavorChartered are ready to help you prepare and submit your Tax Return in time.
HMRC has announced an extension to the Tax Credits deadline which will give claimants extra time to renew their Tax Credits.
Claimants who missed the statutory deadline of 31 July must ensure that their claim is renewed by 10pm on Wednesday 6 August 2014 otherwise their claim could stop and Tax Credits may have been overpaid.
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is to re-introduce PAYE penalties for late submissions of monthly payroll information from 6 October 2014.
The penalties will apply where a Full Payment Submissions (FPS) has not been filed on or before the date a business pays its employees.
The new rules that apply to claims for capital allowances on fixtures to buildings are now in place.
Whether you already have business premises or are in the process of purchasing new or second hand premises, let us help you to protect your entitlement to tax relief.
If you submit tax returns to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), a second payment on account in respect of your 2013/14 income tax liability may be due for payment on 31 July 2014. Just under four months away!
Payments on account are based on your tax liability from the previous year. You paid the equivalent of half last year’s tax liability on 31 January 2014 and the remaining half is due on 31 July 2014.
