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Student loans are primarily provided by the government to help cover the cost of higher education. These loans are ...
Marriage Allowance Transfer
Marriage Allowance transfer allows one spouse to transfer a portion of their Personal ...
What is Marriage Allowance?
Marriage Allowance is a government initiative aimed at reducing the tax burden for ...
Trivial benefits are small gifts or perks provided to an employee that costs £50 or less. To qualify as a trivial ...
Tax on Tips and Gratuities
All tips and gratuities, whether received in cash directly from the customer or added ...
Child Benefit is valuable support for families raising children in the UK. But if HMRC considers your income high, ...
Dividends are payments that limited companies distribute to their shareholders from their profits. If a company ...
What is Net Profit?
Net Profit is the amount of money that remains from a business' revenues after all operating ...
What is Gross Profit?
Gross Profit refers to the total revenue subtracted by the cost of goods sold (COGS). These ...
The Construction Industry Scheme, or CIS for short, is a tax deduction system which ensures that contractors ...
Payments on account are advance payments towards your tax and, where relevant, your Class 4 National Insurance bill. Read More
7th June VAT Deadline
The 7th June marks the due date for VAT returns and payment for the quarter ending 30th ...
HMRC use the Self Assessment system to calculate and collect tax on Rental Income. For landlords that earn more ...
Chattels and Their Tax Implications
Chattels are legally defined as 'tangible movable property', also referred to ...
The UK Parliament has recently introduced a new legislation called the Renters' Rights Bill 2024, which aims to ...
While the idea of earning less money might seem strange at first, salary sacrifice can actually make sound ...
Double Cab Pick Ups
Before the legal and political debates, Double Cab Pick Ups (DCPUs) were widely classified as ...
P60 Deadline
Following the end of the financial year in the UK, all employers should be looking to issue their ...
P11D Deadline
As we approach the July deadline, employers across the UK need to prepare for the submission of any ...
Updated VAT Fuel Charges
As of 1st May 2024, businesses registered for VAT in the UK will need to adopt updated ...
Companies House Fee Increase 2024
As of the 1st May 2024, businesses and professionals managing corporate filings ...
Spring Budget 2024
In the Spring Budget 2024, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt made several key announcements that could ...
The gig economy continues to thrive, with more people turning to side hustles to supplement their income or ...
The 2023 Autumn Statement brings substantial financial changes that effects everyone from employees and employers ...