If you’ve received a ‘notice to complete’ a tax return from HMRC, it’s crucial to understand that this is a statutory requirement. Even if you believe you don’t need to file a tax return, you must still submit it to HMRC or request the withdrawal of...
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business, big or small. It’s the fuel that keeps your operations running smoothly, allows you to seize opportunities, and helps you weather financial challenges. Yet, managing cash flow can be one of the most challenging aspects...
In an era marked by rapid change, small businesses across the UK are encountering a host of challenges, as well as many opportunities, as they are navigating the future. From economic fluctuations to the imperative of digital transformation, the landscape of 2024...
Implications for Payroll and Compliance Introduction: Tax reporting is always changing, as revisions to laws and rules influence how companies handle their finances. P11Ds have received more attention lately, which means companies will need to examine their procedures...
Is the Annual Accounting Scheme Right for Your Business? If you’re a VAT-registered business in the UK, you usually submit VAT returns and payments to HM Revenue and Customs four times a year. But there’s another option called the Annual Accounting Scheme,...
What’s new in 2024/25? With the onset of the new tax year, it’s crucial to stay informed about updates in the changes in tax rates and allowances, opening up avenues for strategic tax planning. WBV, serving Swansea and Neath, is proactively gearing up for the...
A guide to the updated National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage for the new tax year. As the new tax year approaches, with it comes an update to the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage and it is imperative that all businesses comply! The Government...
With the changes to National Insurance recently announced find out below how will it affect you. Every employee is liable to pay Class 1 National Insurance Contributions (NICs) on earnings over £12,570 and every self-employed individual is liable to pay Class 4 NICs...
Spring Budget Announcement The chancellor announced during the Spring Budget that the threshold earnings on which the High Income Child Benefit Charge will apply to an individual is set to rise to £60,000. This is an increase from previous years of £50,000 and will...
How will the changes affect you? As the next General Election looms, all eyes turned to the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, as he stepped into Parliament to deliver the highly anticipated 2024 Spring Budget. With pre-budget rumours, speculation ran high about potential tax...
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