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IR35 Rules Relating to Employment Status

Written by Tony Shackleford on August 31, 2021.

The Department of Works and Pensions (DWP)as recently published its annual report and accounts. These included an item of expenditure for £87.9m paid to HMRC in tax year 20/21. The payment was in respect...

CEST, IR35

Proposed Changes To Tax Accounting Periods For The Self Employed

Written by Tony Shackleford on August 23, 2021.

With the introduction of Making Tax Digital (MTD) for the self employed, which is due to take place in April 2023, the government has indicated that accounting periods for the self employed may need...

Self employed tax, tax base periods

VAT Changes for Sales on Amazon, Ebay etc

Written by Tony Shackleford on August 9, 2021.

From 1 July 2021 platforms such as Amazon and Ebay are responsible for ensuring that VAT is collected on sales of goods on their platforms. In simple terms, this means that when a buyer purchases goods...

Amazon VAT, Ebay VAT

Commercial Evictions

Written by Tony Shackleford on July 26, 2021.

In the light of the continued hardship experienced by many businesses due to the impact of Covid, the government has extended the ban on commercial evictions until 25 March 2022. This extension is bad...

commercial tenant eviction, covid

Fifth SEISS Grant Claim

Written by Tony Shackleford on July 16, 2021.

The fifth SEIS grant is similar in many respects to the previous 4 grant claims. However the level of the grant now depends on the extent to which turnover has dropped. In previous claims it was sufficient...

SEIIS 5, SEISS, Self employed income support scheme

HMRC Enquiries Relating To Covid Fraud

Written by Tony Shackleford on June 29, 2021.

To date HMRC has carried out in excess of 12,000 interventions relating to Covid grant claims. By 28 March 2021 HMRC has announced that 8 individuals have been arrested in relation to fraudulent grant...

Covid fraud

Change of Tax Year End

Written by Tony Shackleford on June 11, 2021.

The UK has the rather odd tax year end of the 5th April. The reason for this is principally due to the replacement of the Julian calendar by the Gregorian calendar in 1752. The change over would have...

tax year end

Electric Company Cars Update

Written by Tony Shackleford on May 17, 2021.

For many years, due to the significant tax charges imposed, it has generally not been worthwhile for employees to have company cars. The tax regime for company vans is however much more favourable. ...

Benefits in kind, Capital allowances on electric cars, company car tax, Electric cars

VAT on Dog Food – Why I Need an Accountant.

Written by Tony Shackleford on May 10, 2021.

Unlike solicitors or doctors, anyone can call themselves an accountant. Currently a significant number of accountants providing advice to taxpayers have no qualifications and are not regulated. Unlike...

do I need a tax adviser, Do i need an Accountant, unregulated accountant, VAT on dog food

IR35 Rules When Working For An Overseas Client

Written by Tony Shackleford on May 5, 2021.

HMRC recently clarified the IR35 rules as the relate to companies whose client is a wholly overseas business. A wholly overseas business is one which has no UK connection immediate prior to the start...

IR35, Overseas clients IR35

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