• Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment

    Government delays plans for MTD Self Assessment

    Yesterday, the UK Government announced that Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA) will now be pushed back 2 years, starting from April 2026, rather than from April 2024. 

    Tax
    Published 20.12.22
  • Autumn Statement 2022 | Whyfield

    Autumn Statement 2022

    Today’s Autumn statement announced the plans for the UK economy and how we bring down inflation, encourage growth and address the cost-of-living crisis.

    Tax
    Published 17.11.22
  • Capital losses of a NR

    Capital losses on a non-resident (NR)

    In April 2015, the scope of Capital Gains Tax for non-residents was widened to include a residential property held as an investment. Before that change, a non-resident individual’s exposure to CGT was limited to disposals of assets connected with a trade that he or she was carrying on in the UK…

    Tax
    Published 16.09.22
  • BPR and s113A

    BPR (Business Property Relief) and s113A

    Croner Taxwise’s question of the week, on Business Property Relief, answered by Stephen Fletcher, Apprentice Tax Advisor.

    From the Experts
    Published 03.08.22
  • SEIS tax relief

    SEIS: what is it and how can it benefit you or your business?

    Use the Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) to raise money for your company or get tax relief by investing!

    Tax
    Published 01.07.22
  • The tax implications of gifting at Easter

    It’s nearly Easter time, and many businesses like utilise occasions like this to share the love with clients and colleagues. But what are the tax implications of giving gifts through your business?

    Tax
    Published 04.04.22
  • Spring Statement 2022 round up… so far!

    Following the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, we’ve broken down some of the key points to make them more digestible. We will continue to update this page as more guidance is released.

    Tax
    Published 24.03.22
  • Tax changes for Health and Social Care Reform

    Tax changes for Health and Social Care

    The UK Government are set to raise National Insurance by 1.25% to boost health and social care in the wake of the pandemic. Find out more

    Tax
    Published 13.09.21
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