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Category: <span>Income Tax</span>

Is It Time to Prepare Your Self-Assessment Tax Return?

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has been reminding taxpayers that there are now fewer than 100 days left to file their tax return and pay any tax due for the 2024-25 tax year. The online filing deadline applicable to the majority of taxpayers is 31 January 2026. According to HMRC…

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Tax Update September 2025

Welcome to the September Tax Update. In this issue we take a look at adjustments for private use, statutory sick pay, stamp duty land tax, winter fuel payments, VAT, Artificial Intelligence and upcoming dates on the Accounting Horizon. ADJUSTMENTS FOR PRIVATE USE HMRC will be running a digital campaign aimed…

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HMRC Releases Transformation Roadmap

On 21 July 2025, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) announced its Transformation Roadmap – a plan to modernise the UK’s tax and customs systems by 2030. HMRC have said that the aim of the Transformation Roadmap is to make the tax administration system more automated, more focused on self-service and…

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Tax Update July 2025

Welcome to the July Tax Update. In this issue we take a look at the government targeting unpaid tax, extracting funds from a business, childcare accounts, salary sacrifice, MTD on jointly help property, VAT on private tuition, and dates on the Accounting Horizon. Government Targets £7.5 Billion in Unpaid Tax…

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Government to Focus on Business Compliance

Government Targets £7.5 Billion in Unpaid Tax The government has announced plans to raise an additional £7.5 billion by stepping up efforts to close the tax gap – the difference between the tax HMRC expects to collect and what is actually paid. Figures published on 19 June show that £46.8…

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Thinking About Your Tax Return?

HM Revenue and Customs have reported that a record number of people- nearly 300,000 – have already filed their 2024–25 tax return, just weeks into the new tax year. While the deadline isn’t until 31 January 2026, it’s worth thinking about it sooner rather than later. Filing early can have…

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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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Year-End Tax Planning

As the UK tax year-end approaches on 5 April, it’s an excellent time for you to review your business finances and explore tax planning opportunities, particularly if you are self-employed. Tax planning can help you to reduce tax liabilities, boost your cash flow and put you in a stronger financial…

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Tax Update February 2025

In this edition we take a look at year-end tax planning, double-cab pickups, employment expenses, VAT on food and drink, 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. YEAR-END TAX PLANNING! With…

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