Seven things the new tax year will bring for SMEs
A number of tax changes have been announced by the government and these will take effect on 6th April 2017.
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The tax section features news and in-depth guides for UK small businesses and start-ups needing support on how to navigate the sometimes complex landscape of business taxation. The articles offer help with VAT, R&D tax reliefs, tax planning, compliance with tax regulations, and engaging in tax-efficient practices.
A number of tax changes have been announced by the government and these will take effect on 6th April 2017.
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HMRC's digital tax initiative will compel SMEs and self-employed to keep digital records filed quarterly.
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The government is being urged to seriously consider the impact that tax changes could have on the self employed in this years Spring Budget.
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Until now, there has been no legislation in place which brings loans made to partnerships and sole traders into the charge to tax. This situation will be changing soon, as Lesley Stalker discusses.
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January blues, tube strike or Brexit are not 'reasonable excuses' to have missed your tax return payment.
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Nearly half of the UK's self-employed are currently rushing to submit their tax returns before the Jan 31st deadline.
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In this piece, Mike Parkes simplifies the process of completing your tax return online.
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Here is a guide on the current rulings affecting self-employed individuals that sharing economy users should be aware of.
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In this piece, Mike Parkes simplifies the process of completing your tax return online.
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Here is a guide on the current rulings affecting self-employed individuals that sharing economy users should be aware of.
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What the Chancellor of the Exchequer needs to provide in his Autumn Statement to help SMEs with tax reforms.
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Flexibility from HMRC is needed if small businesses are to cope with the tax digitisation changes.
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Will any potential changes in business rates legislation be enough to quiet the discontent among London’s start-ups? Here, we look into the issue.
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Lelsey Stalker looks at two recent tax tribunal cases that demonstrate how the tax aspects of a transaction can be overlooked, and the qualifying criteria for entrepreneurs’ relief can be inadvertently breached.
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