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The Spring Statement and what it means for you

I AM A ‘WORKING PERSON’ The Labour government has said it remains committed to providing security, higher levels of disposable income and higher living standards to working people.  You will see below that the taxes you will pay on your income in 2025/26 remain, in the main, at 2024/25 levels.…

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Tax Update April 2025

Spring Statement 2025 On 26 March 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented her Spring Statement to parliament. Despite a backdrop of low economic growth and increasing government borrowing costs, the Chancellor remains committed to her ‘non-negotiable’ fiscal rules that aim to bring stability to the economy and security for working people.…

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Making Tax Digital update from the Spring Statement

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax regime extended to smaller businesses The Spring Statement announced that Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) regime will be further extended to smaller businesses. Read on to see how and when your business might be affected. What is MTD for IT?…

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Higher tax threshold for side hustles

What could this mean for you? Last week, the tax minister responsible for HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), James Murray, delivered a speech marking the 20th anniversary of HMRC. Previously, the UK’s tax authority was known as Inland Revenue. During the speech he highlighted some simplifications that are planned. Of…

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Tax Update March 2025

In this edition we look ahead to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Loan Charge Review, Digital Sales Platforms, ATED, and upcoming dates on the accounting horizon – which include the date for the next Bank of England interest rate decision and the Chancellor’s Spring Forecast. MAKING…

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Self-Assessment Time to Pay

Spread the cost of your Self-Assessment tax bill with HMRC’s Time to Pay With the holidays and end of the year fast approaching, it’s a good time to plan your finances for the new year. For those who file Self-Assessment tax returns, the prospect of having to make a heavy…

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HMRC Focuses on Animal Breeders

Are you an animal breeder? If so, it’s important to be aware of HMRC’s recent outreach to individuals who may have underpaid tax on income from breeding or selling animals, including dogs and cats. HMRC’s Letter Campaign HMRC is sending letters to individuals they believe may have failed to declare…

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New Tipping Laws

What employers and employees need to know As of 1st October, new laws are in place to ensure that workers keep 100% of the tips, gratuities, and service charges they earn. This is a major development for employees in sectors such as hospitality, where tipping plays a significant role in…

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Do you need to register for self-assessment?

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a press release clarifying some common myths about whether or not someone needs to register to complete a self-assessment tax return. The basic requirement is that anyone who needs to complete a self-assessment return for the first time to cover the 2023-24 tax…

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Abolishment of Furnished holiday lettings tax regime

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has published draft legislation and a policy paper outlining the proposal for the abolition of the furnished holiday lettings (FHL) tax regime. This was originally announced by the previous Government and any hopes that this may be stalled by the new government are now laid…

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