The UK government abolished the Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHL) tax regime on 6 April 2025, ending the special tax treatment […]
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Calculating CIS deductions correctly is crucial for both contractors and subcontractors. These deductions act as advance tax payments to HMRC,
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In the UK construction industry, gross payment status under the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) means contractors pay subcontractors the full invoiced amount without deducting tax (usually 20% or 30%) at source, improving subcontractors’ cash flow and reducing administrative work related to tax deductions. This status makes tax processes easier for both contractors and subcontractors and improves working relationships with contractors by ensuring full payment without tax deductions
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The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) sets out how tax is managed for subcontractors working in construction across the UK. Under CIS,contractors are required to withhold tax from subcontractor payments and send it to HMRC. The scheme is designed to reduce tax evasion and improve overall tax compliance in the sector. If you’re a subcontractor, knowing how CIS tax rates apply to you is crucial. It can help you avoid paying too much or too little tax and give you more control over your cash flow and financial planning.
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Finding affordable accountants is crucial when starting and running a small business, especially for those who want to take services from a firm based in London. Starting a small business is an exciting adventure, but it also presents a number of challenges, particularly when it comes to managing finances. One of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right accountant. But how do you find an accountant who offers the best value without compromising the quality of service? In this article, we’ll guide you through the steps to help you find the best accounting solutions that are within your budget and meet your small business needs.
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MTD for Income Tax (Making Tax Digital for Income Tax) is a UK government initiative that requires sole traders, landlords
A new law for UK company directors is coming into effect under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, requiring all directors and other key company personnel to verify their identity from 2025. This change will affect company filings, compliance status, and legal obligations. If you’re a UK director or a Person with Significant Control (PSC), this article will show you exactly how to meet the requirements and avoid penalties.
If you’re self-employed or a landlord, a significant change is coming that will affect how you manage your taxes. Digital
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If you run a limited company or receive income from dividends, either through personal investments or as a shareholder in
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The Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) is a UK tax applied to residential properties worth over £500,000 that are owned by companies, partnerships with corporate partners, or collective investment schemes. This tax aims to prevent the use of corporate structures to avoid certain taxes on high value residential properties. If your company owns such property, understanding ATED rules is important to staying compliant and avoiding penalties. In this article, we explain who must file, when to file, how the tax is calculated, and what reliefs and exemptions might be available.
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