Dividend or salary – or both to extract funds from your company
What is the most efficient method of extracting funds from your company? As a director of your limited company, you […]
Personal Tax
High-Income Child Benefit Charge
Approximately 180,000 families are encouraged to reconsider claiming child benefit following changes to the high-income child benefit charge (HICBC), which
March year end approaching?
Tax planning in arrears when the accounting date has passed is severely limited; please consider the opportunities that arise within
Charging electric cars at home
HMRC have recently clarified their view of the tax treatment for the reimbursement of electricity costs where employees charge their
Beware the “High Income Child Benefit Charge (HICBC)”
The above was introduced in 2013, as a “means test”. You may have to pay the High-Income Child Benefit Charge
Interest on savings
Some banks and financial institutions have recently increased rates to savers again. If the savings are held in an ISA
Paying your personal tax bills
Personal tax payments are generally made on 31 January and 31 July. Now is a good time to plan for
Do you understand your payslip?
The payslip issued by your employer (you do get a payslip, don’t you?) is likely to contain incomprehensible terminology and
Out of pocket expenses – are you (or your staff) STILL using a spreadsheet?
Expenses can provide an admin headache on both sides of the coin! First, for the person who incurs the expenses
PAYE coding notices
If you are employed, your income is subject to PAYE (pay as you earn) and the tax code is used