We clear up any confusion around VAT and the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Read more to learn how VAT is charged on the bill during the scheme.
The new VAT Reductions for the hospitality sector have been made live. Check now to find out what your business will be saving.
Everyone likes to be able to give gifts, especially around Christmas time but what are the tax implications of doing this through your business?
Personal Tax These come into force from the 2019/20 tax year including, an increase to the personal allowance and higher rate threshold, changes to residential inheritance tax and capital gains tax regime for non-UK residents Personal allowance and higher rate threshold The personal allowance increases on 6 April 2019 to £12,500 from £11,850. This will
In amongst all the talk around Brexit (deal or no deal), GDP, debt repayments, deficits, political posturing etc, team Whyfield has gone through the pain of listening to it all so that we could pluck out the meaningful stuff for you and your business. Here’s what you need to know… Growth 1.2% growth predicted for
Based on recent years HMRC will potentially issue at least 1 million late filing penalties. It is important to be ahead of the game in terms of advising clients who have failed to meet the filing obligation and to be able to address disputes with HMRC. Finance Act 2009, Schedule 55 and Schedule 56 reformed
That’s a record number of tax returns completed for Whyfield! Thank you to all of our clients for putting their trust in us and to our dedicated team on going the extra mile at the busiest time of the year in accountancy. Interestingly, it was a UK record too… More than 11.5million taxpayers (93.68%) submitted
Financial resolutions (part 2) In the second part of our New Year’s resolutions (the first was on debt management), I’ll cover some of the broader financial planning tips. As with all New Year’s resolutions, to give yourself the greatest chance of success, trying to do too much is a recipe for disaster. A hill too
We’re hoping you have settled into 2019, with a lack of financial hangover. Whilst there is no clinical evidence of the third Monday in January being the saddest day of the year, the culmination of two weeks battering your body in parties, no future parties to look forward to, cold rainy weather and a load
2019 New Year debt resolutions. 2018, what a year for finance, and turmoil. I’m happy if I never have to type, or hear the ‘B’ word again, the ‘B’ word that is Brexit. Building financial stability for customers can be made easier when you believe governments have some idea where they are going. But what
Cast your minds back to 2015. Hopefully it was a good year for you, with some great memories. For us in the accountancy world, something very significant was announced. Following the budget, the Government decided to lay out it’s vision for a ‘really simple’, ‘easy to use’ transformed digital tax system – Making Tax Digital
Everyone loves Airbnb. It’s a wonderful way of seeing the world on a budget and the South West of England is no exception to that. The brand will undoubtedly be big business as we approach this summer season in this part of the world. The sudden growth of Airbnb has taken the world by storm