COVID-19 could be a reasonable excuse for late filing of your tax return
HMRC has confirmed that COVID-19 could be a “reasonable excuse” for filing your tax return late, but this is not automatic and taxpayers will need
11 January 2021
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HMRC has confirmed that COVID-19 could be a “reasonable excuse” for filing your tax return late, but this is not automatic and taxpayers will need
The controversial loan charge originally required taxpayers to declare any outstanding loans by 30 September 2020. HMRC has now announced that it will automatically any
If you need to register as self-employed but you don’t have a national insurance (if for example you have just relocated to the UK), usually
If you’ve recently set up a limited company and are proudly the director of your own business – congratulations! As a director of your own
You’ve taken the plunge and have decided to start your own business. Have you gone through the right steps, though? Read our tips to help
There were more than 5 million self-employed people in the UK by Q4 2019 according to the Office of National Statistics, – up from 2000’s
If you work through a limited company and have a specialist company supporting your financial affairs then you might want to be aware of the
Being self-employed means that you aren’t entitled to any statutory rights such as the National Minimum Wage, holiday, sick pay etc. With that in mind, why
To tackle disguised remuneration schemes, the Loan Charge was introduced in the Finance Act 2016, becoming law on 5 April 2019. However, following criticism of