Sometimes a taxpayer may find themselves in a position whereby HMRC seem to be taking an inordinate amount of time to settle a particular issue or the service received as a ‘customer’ does not meet the standards expected or even that they feel they are being discriminated against. Although complaints can be made in several
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A deep investigation is needed to find out the startup business grants and small grants for businesses in the UK. Along with searching, you also have to look at the eligibility criteria and other factors of each grant to select the appropriate grant. Although, it seems a tiring process, but it is not something impossible.
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Most landlords will need some sort of finance in order to invest in property to let out. However, while tax relief for mortgage and finance costs are available regardless of whether the property business is operated as an unincorporated property business or whether it is run through a limited company, the mechanism and extent of
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On cessation many directors find that monies have accumulated over the years which need to be distributed to shareholders before closure – preferably in the most tax efficient way. Dividends may have been made to the full extent possible from realised profits previously but there may still be further monies to distribute. Whether the company
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When looking for an investment property, there are various decisions that need to be made. If the intention is to let the property, one consideration is whether to go down the buy-to-let route or whether to look at a holiday let. From a tax perspective, holiday lets that qualify as furnished holiday lettings have their
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For capital gains tax purposes, there is a tax-free uplift to the market value at the date of death, irrespective of whether any inheritance tax is payable at the estate. This effectively resets the base value for capital gains tax purposes going forward. Many estates include a property, whether the main home, or investment properties
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Whether you’ve started a business or you are willing to start one, it is imperative to have its online presence. In fact, everything has gone online nowadays. According to an estimate, around 80% of people have made purchases online in 2020. In view of the modern marketing needs, you need to know how to market
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In the world of business, you need an invoice to bill your clients. To create an invoice, you don’t need a lot of work, you can easily create a simple invoice to get paid for your work. Simple designs are time-saving and require basic accounting details. They’re streamlined documents that are easy to create and
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To help the hospitality and leisure industry recover from the impact of the first national lockdown, a reduced rate of VAT of 5% was introduced for a limited period from 15 July 2020. The reduced rate of VAT was originally to apply until 12 January 2021. However, in September last year, the Chancellor announced that
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To help meet some of the costs incurred in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chancellor announced in his 2021 Budget that a number of allowances and thresholds will remain at their 2021/22 levels until 6 April 2026. Those affected are outlined below. Personal allowance The personal allowance was increased to £12,570 for 2021/22, up
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